fix: remove typescript references to d.ts files from benchpress and e2e tests#8050
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fix: remove typescript references to d.ts files from benchpress and e2e tests#8050IgorMinar wants to merge 1 commit intoangular:masterfrom
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…2e tests using "/// <reference" is incorrect because it makes our code non-portable. The correct solution is to provide these typings as ambient typings as an additional entry point - which we already do.
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using "/// <reference" is incorrect because it makes our code non-portable. The correct solution is to provide
these typings as ambient typings as an additional entry point - which we already do.