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TypeScript stuff:

1. A tool for debugging TypeScript (in VSCode) that shows the provided and expected types, and how they are different, in a way that is easy to read.

Instead of having a bunch of nested paragraphs in plain text, show it in two columns, each displaying how a normal person would write a type declaration. Maybe even use color (highlighting?) to show which parts are different.

2. A tool for VSCode that lets you expand (into a modal or whatever) types that are abbreviated when you hover them




Agree on 2 if you meant something like inlay hists in rust-analyzer.

https://rust-analyzer.github.io/manual.html#inlay-hints


For #2 you can hold CTRL when hovering over a type to expand the type definition. If you hold CTRL+click it will go to the definition.




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