chore: update typescript to 5.8.3

[frontend-updates]

This PR was created by Simple Frontend (Jeremy) following an important release for typescript.

TypeScript 5.8.3

The most impactful changes are coming from 5.8 update with the new --erasableSyntaxOnly option.

As Node.js 23.6 unflagged experimental support for running TypeScript files directly, we can now run TypeScript navitely using Node.js. However this obviously would not work if you have TypeScript-specific syntax with runtime semantics like enums. When the --erasableSyntaxOnly is enabled, Typescript will now prevent you to use constructs that cannot be erased.

Another important thing to note is import assertions restriction under --module nodenext. TypeScript 5.8 now aligns with Node.j 22 and no longer accepts import assertions using the assert syntax and you have to use the with keyword.

// An import assertion ❌ - not future-compatible with most runtimes.
import data from "./data.json" assert { type: "json" };

// An import attribute ✅ - the preferred way to import a JSON file.
import data from "./data.json" with { type: "json" };

Read the full release notes here and happy update!

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