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Introduce BridgeJS, a declarative JS interop system
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[skip ci] Mention `@dynamicMemberLookup`-based APIs
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Add snapshot tests for JS glue for importing TS
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[BridgeJS] Hide it behind an experimental feature flag
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Explicitly enable `JAVASCRIPTKIT_EXPERIMENTAL_BRIDGEJS` for unittest
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It's still up to the user to decide which approach to use.
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BridgeJS enables seamless integration between Swift and JavaScript by automatically generating Swift bindings from TypeScript declaration files (`.d.ts`). This provides type-safe access to JavaScript APIs directly from your Swift code.

The key benefits of this approach include:
The key benefits of this approach over `@dynamicMemberLookup`-based APIs include:

- **Type Safety**: Catch errors at compile-time rather than runtime
- **IDE Support**: Get autocompletion and documentation in your Swift editor
- **Performance**: Eliminating dynamism allows us to optimize the glue code

If you prefer keeping your project simple, you can continue using `@dynamicMemberLookup`-based APIs.

## Getting Started

### Step 1: Configure Your Package
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