Consider splitting out TS files

[mmahalwy]

At the moment, the TS definition file is about 22k lines. Makes it difficult on VS Code performance. Thoughts on splitting up the definition files? Should be an easy tsconfig.json change

[thompsongl]

Yes, this would be nice! I think any effort on this would best coincide with our broader modularization effort and likely monorepo setup (which we need to do a better job of defining 😅). I'll mark this as a long-term goal and will tag in a forthcoming modularization issue.
If there is some kind of immediate change that makes sense in the meantime, we can evaluate.

[mmahalwy]

i can look into making this change. I noticed you're using https://www.npmjs.com/package/dts-generator which hasn't been updated in over 3 years and I think TS now supports outputting a single .d.ts file natively.

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[thompsongl]

Smaller/individual TS files will likely be a natural result of the work in #5540. Each package (at a minimum) will have its own file, if not each component.

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[mmahalwy]

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