refactor(core): align re-exported type names with sdk types#268
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Summary
Renames 6 re-exported types in core to match their SDK type names 1:1, aligning them with the 26 other re-exports that already follow this convention.
Why
The local type aliases diverged from the SDK names, creating inconsistency and making it harder to trace types back to their SDK origin. Aligning names reduces confusion and improves maintainability.
What
Pure renames (4):
Array-wrapped type resolution (2):
Packages
packages/corepackages/reactTesting
All consumers across core, react, and examples updated. No runtime behavior changes. All 2,133 existing tests pass.
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