Bump typescript-to-lua from 1.12.1 to 1.13.0

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Bumps typescript-to-lua from 1.12.1 to 1.13.0.

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1.13.0

• Fixed alternate file extensions (other than .lua, if configured) breaking module resolution and emitted require statements.
• Added experimental support for "luaLibImport": "require-minimal" configuration option. This will output a lualib bundle containing only the lualib functions used by your code. This might not work if you are including external tstl-generated Lua, for example from a npm package.
• Added support for the "exports" field in package.json.
• Fixed some exceptions resulting from invalid language-extensions use.
• Fixed an exception when using compound assignment (like +=) with array length.

1.12.0

• Reworked how tstl detects and rewrites require statements during dependency resolution. This should reduce the amount of false-positive matches of require statements: require statements in string literals or comments should no longer be detected by tstl. This means require statements in string literals or comments can survive the transpiler without causing a 'could not resolve lua sources' error or getting rewritten into nonsense.
• Now using math.mod for Lua 5.0 modulo operations.

1.11.0

• [Breaking] Upgraded TypeScript to 4.9.
• --tstlVerbose now prints more resolver output when failing to resolve Lua sources.
• Fixed a bug breaking default exported classes with unicode names
• Relaxed conditions for the always-true warning to false positives.

1.10.0

• [Breaking] Upgraded TypeScript to 4.8.
• [Breaking] Changed how language-extensions are distributed, you should now put "types": ["@typescript-to-lua/language-extensions"] in your tsconfig.json (instead of "typescript-to-lua/...").
• Added support for Lua 5.0, thanks for the effort @​YoRyan!
• Added support for TypeScript 4.7 instantiation expressions.
• Fixed a bug causing some require uses not being recognized my module resolution, leading to missing files in the output.

1.9.0

• Added a warning when trying to use a type in a condition that can never be false in Lua, such as numbers or strings. (Only when strictNullChecks is enabled.)
• Fixed some missing and misplaced errors when trying to reference LuaTable/LuaMap/LuaSet functions without calling them.
• Fixed a bug in the get() type of ReadOnlyLuaMap. It is now typed the same as LuaMap, i.e. it can return undefined.
• Fixed an issue in bundling that could sometimes lead to invalid bundle entry requires.
• Added a warning when using paths without specifying baseUrl.
• Fixed exception while checking for standard library types.

1.8.0

• Added support for the tsconfig.json paths configuration option.
• Fixed spreading lua iterables & iterators translating to incorrect lua.
  • You can now write things like [...pairs(obj)].
• Fixed a bug in module resolution resolving the wrong lua files when having the same file names in nested directories.
• Fixed a bug causing temporary variables for nested destructuring in loop variables to be outside the loop, instead of inside.
• Fixed import expressions not actually requiring their import.
• Fixed super calls not being source-mapped correctly.

1.7.0

• Added support for LuaMap and LuaSet language extensions that translate to very low level Lua table operations. See our docs for more information.

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Commits

• 9c79d72 1.13.0
• e215973 CHANGELOG.md 1.13.0
• 589baeb Correctly handle custom extensions during module resolution (#1400)
• 207cabe Refactor WithPrecedingStatements type (#1399)
• 96e76ca Fix cast exception when transforming compound length assignment (#1398)
• 1e6fbfc Add resolver condition "tstl" (#1397)
• 4c695cf Support 'exports' field in package.json of published modules. (#1392)
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