chore(deps): update dependency arktype to v2.1.29 - autoclosed

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
arktype (source)	2.1.22 -> 2.1.29

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Release Notes

arktypeio/arktype (arktype)

v2.1.29

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Improve regex inference for certain numeric expressions

// was: Regex<`${bigint}${bigint}`>
// now: Regex<`${number}`>
regex("^\\d{2}$")

See arkregex CHANGELOG for full notes.

v2.1.28

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JSON Schema improvements

• Adds support for the new Standard JSON Schema interface (see standardschema.dev)
• Now accepts a target option and can generate draft-07 in addition to draft-2020-12

Standard Schema is now a valid definition

Any Standard Schema compliant validator can now be passed directly to type, either directly or nested in a structural ArkType definition, and will be fully inferred and validated.

import { type } from "arktype"
import * as v from "valibot"
import z from "zod"

const ZodAddress = z.object({
	street: z.string(),
	city: z.string()
})

const User = type({
	name: "string",
	age: v.number(),
	address: ZodAddress
})

e(x)ec mode for regex types

const User = type({
	// x-prefix a regex literal to parse its type-safe capture groups
	birthday: "x/^(?<month>\\d{2})-(?<day>\\d{2})-(?<year>\\d{4})$/"
})

const data = User.assert({ birthday: "05-21-1993" })

// fully type-safe via arkregex
console.log(data.birthday.groups) // { month: "05", day: "21", year: "1993" }

more flexible type.declare

Optionality can now be expressed via a property value in addition to its key:

type Expected = { f?: string }

const T = type.declare<Expected>().type({
	// previously failed with `"f?" is missing`
	f: "string?"
})

fixed a bug causing predicate errors after the first to not be reported

import { type } from "arktype"

const Dates = type({
	date1: "string.date",
	date2: "string.date",
	date3: "string.date"
})

// now correctly reports the errors on `date2` and `date3` in addition to `date1`
Dates.assert({
	date1: "",
	date2: "",
	date3: ""
})

See #​1557

v2.1.27

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fix assignability for certain objects like Module

The following assignment will now correctly fail (thanks @​LukeAbby)🔒

import { type } from "arktype"

const types: Module<{ foo: string }> = type.module({ foo: "unknown" })

bump regex inference to arkregex 0.0.3

v2.1.26

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es2020 compatibility

Remove usages of newer prototypes methods like .at() to better support legacy browsers

improve external generic inference

Some inference scenarios like the following involving default values are now more cooperative (thanks @​Andarist) 🎉

function someFunction<TSchema extends Record<string, any>>(
	schema: Type<TSchema, {}>
): (typeof schema)["infer"] {
	const someData = { hello: "world" }
	return schema.assert(someData)
}

const schema = type({
	hello: type("string").pipe(s => s === "world"),
	goodbye: "string='blah'"
})

someFunction(schema)

v2.1.25

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bump regex inference to arkregex 0.0.2

v2.1.24

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bump regex inference to arkregex 0.0.1

duplicate key errors

Definitions like the following now throw a descriptive error:

const T = type({
	foo: "string",
	foo?: "string"
})

v2.1.23

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regex literals are now inferred (will be announced and documented as part of 2.2)

fix an issue with some discriminated morphs (thanks @​JeremyMoeglich)

See #​1464

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