Have typescript/consistent-type-definitions allow use of interface within declare global block

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I prefer to use type consistently, but I also use Lit to create custom elements and so I need merge my types into the related global interfaces, p.e:

declare global {
  interface HTMLElementTagNameMap {
    'livery-player': LiveryPlayer;
  }
  interface GlobalEventHandlersEventMap {
    'livery-playback-change': LiveryPlaybackChangeEvent;
  }
}

I'm looking at switching from Biome to Oxlint but it seems like unfortunately this also will replace those uses of interface by type if I specify that type is my general preference.

I think within a declare global block only the use of interfaces makes sense? So this rule should arguably default to ignoring those uses of interface there. But I understand you would like backwards and ESLint compatibility , so I'd be happy if you just added an option to this rule to this effect.

I hope somebody can find some time to add support for this. In the mean time I guess I'll just disable this rule in general or just where needed 🤔