ts-api-guardian, being dead, has broken our ability to update package-lock.json.

Personal note: I was shamed into using ts-api-guardian by a man who, to date, is probably one of the most awful people I've worked with. Hopefully we can remove or replace it soon.

* docs(glossary): fix typo

* docs(glossary): fix typos

`a observable`

should be

`an observable`

* docs(glossary): add missing word

`any type that can easily converted`

should be

`any type that can be easily converted`

* docs(glossary): fix typo

`were` should be `where`

* docs(glossary): remove unpaired parenthesis

* docs(glossary): fix some more typos

There seems to be a typo in this doc,
... received so ~var~ -> ... received so _far_

* fix: observable subscribe overloads

close #6717

* fix: tap operator overloads

resolves #6489

… from the top level (#6755)

* feat(onErrorResumeNextWith): renamed `onErrorResumeNext` and exported from top level

The `onErrorResumeNext` operator is deprecated due to a rename. The rename was done so we can move all operator exports to the top level `rxjs` export site. We were not currently exporting that operator.

This commit also refactors to logic to be based on the creation function, which is more widely used

* docs: Update import information for onErrorResumeNext, fix info for partition

We had an issue where older, unsupported node versions were choking on the npm install script for latest npm. We needed to update our node versions

…types aren't included

The `TimerHandle` type references a type from `@types/node` but that
package might not be available, using the return type of `setTimeout`
achieves the same result but doesn't require `@types/node` to be
installed.