tools: add tsc checker #54069
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Let's not vendor typescript, the diff is unnecessary big. |
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Technically we already vendor TypeScript in https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/test/fixtures/snapshot/typescript.js |
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Unfortunately, We don't have Typescript declare files, so we can't check the declare file. 
Is this the way to do it? Any advice would be appreciated. Here is example PR |
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Motivation
I've noticed that the declare files are not being checked(#54063, #54064) properly.
So I'd like to add lint for those files.
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If this PR is approved, I would also like to apply typescript-eslint(related #54065).
What do you think? thanks.