Fix assert with declaration emit for export specifier for a global #3641
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This fixes the assertion error that I have seen. I'm getting a bunch of new errors on Angular, but I think those are because of the more precise type checking, now that our So cannot confirm 100% success yet, but this looks good. |
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Fix assert with declaration emit for export specifier for a global
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* Badness * Revert #3641, whose original bug has been fixed by other means * Add another repro
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Fixes #3640