Bump typedoc from 0.26.11 to 0.27.0

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Bumps typedoc from 0.26.11 to 0.27.0.

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v0.27.0 (2024-11-27)

Breaking Changes

• Convert to ESM to enable easier use of ESM-only dependencies.
• Drop support for TypeScript <5.0, no longer supported by DefinitelyTyped
• Relaxed requirements for file names and generated url fragments. This may result in a different file name structure, #2714.
• Anchors to document headings and reflections within a HTML generated pages have changed. They can be partially restored to the previous format by setting --sluggerConfiguration.lowercase false. This change was made to more closely match the default behavior of GitHub's markdown rendering and VSCode's autocomplete when creating a relative link to an external markdown file.
• Removed the hideParameterTypesInTitle option, this was originally added as a workaround for many signatures overflowing the available horizontal space in rendered pages. TypeDoc now has logic to wrap types/signatures smartly, so this option is no longer necessary.
• Changed the default kindSortOrder to put references last.
• Changed the default sort order to use alphabetical-ignoring-documents instead of alphabetical.
• Changed default of suppressCommentWarningsInDeclarationFiles to true
• API: Constructor signatures now use the parent class name as their name (e.g. X, not new X)
• API: @group, @category, @groupDescription and @categoryDescription will no longer be removed from the reflections they are present on. They are skipped during rendering with the notRenderedTags option.

Features

• Add support for TypeScript 5.7
• TypeDoc will now discover entry points from package.json exports if they are not provided manually, #1937.
• Relative links to markdown files may now include #anchor links to reference a heading within them.
• Improved support for @param comments with nested object types, #2555.
• Improved support for @param comments which reference a type alias/interface. Important properties on the referenced type can now be highlighted with @param options.foo, which will result in the additional note being included under the documentation for that parameter, #2147. Note: This feature is limited to references. It is not supported on other types of types.
• Added a new outputs option which is an array of outputs. This can be used to render the documentation multiple times with different rendering options or output types, #2597.
• Added support for rendering alerts (or callouts) in markdown.
• Add support for an @expand tag which can be placed on type aliases and interfaces. When a type with @expand is referenced and TypeDoc has a place to include additional details about the type, the properties of the type will be included in the page where @expand is found. Note that use of this

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Changelog

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v0.27.0 (2024-11-27)

Breaking Changes

• Convert to ESM to enable easier use of ESM-only dependencies.
• Drop support for TypeScript <5.0, no longer supported by DefinitelyTyped
• Relaxed requirements for file names and generated url fragments. This may result in a different file name structure, #2714.
• Anchors to document headings and reflections within a HTML generated pages have changed. They can be partially restored to the previous format by setting --sluggerConfiguration.lowercase false. This change was made to more closely match the default behavior of GitHub's markdown rendering and VSCode's autocomplete when creating a relative link to an external markdown file.
• Removed the hideParameterTypesInTitle option, this was originally added as a workaround for many signatures overflowing the available horizontal space in rendered pages. TypeDoc now has logic to wrap types/signatures smartly, so this option is no longer necessary.
• Changed the default kindSortOrder to put references last.
• Changed the default sort order to use alphabetical-ignoring-documents instead of alphabetical.
• Changed default of suppressCommentWarningsInDeclarationFiles to true
• API: Constructor signatures now use the parent class name as their name (e.g. X, not new X)
• API: @group, @category, @groupDescription and @categoryDescription will no longer be removed from the reflections they are present on. They are skipped during rendering with the notRenderedTags option.

Features

• Add support for TypeScript 5.7
• TypeDoc will now discover entry points from package.json exports if they are not provided manually, #1937.
• Relative links to markdown files may now include #anchor links to reference a heading within them.
• Improved support for @param comments with nested object types, #2555.
• Improved support for @param comments which reference a type alias/interface. Important properties on the referenced type can now be highlighted with @param options.foo, which will result in the additional note being included under the documentation for that parameter, #2147. Note: This feature is limited to references. It is not supported on other types of types.
• Added a new outputs option which is an array of outputs. This can be used to render the documentation multiple times with different rendering options or output types, #2597.
• Added support for rendering alerts (or callouts) in markdown.
• Add support for an @expand tag which can be placed on type aliases and interfaces. When a type with @expand is referenced and TypeDoc has a place to include additional details about the type, the properties of the type will be included in the page where @expand is found. Note that use of this

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Commits

• c78ae47 Update changelog for release
• a406f3f Fix release script
• c71a859 Bump version to 0.27.0
• 5c7704a Update site build to be on master only
• 008b4ea Require bash to build site
• bee9530 Rename workflow
• fe9e671 Fix lint
• b444464 Merge branch 'beta' of github.com:TypeStrong/typedoc into beta
• f1914b1 Add action to deploy site
• 9984fbe Merge pull request #2781 from XeroAlpha/i18n-zh-update
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