build(deps): bump ts-rs from 11.1.0 to 12.0.1 in /src-tauri

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Bumps ts-rs from 11.1.0 to 12.0.1.

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v12.0.0

Hello again! Today, we're excited to announce v12 of ts-rs! 🥳

While this is a breaking release, we expect a seamless upgrade for most users.
Even though we adjusted the representation of two types, their new and improved bindings should be less restrictive in most cases and therefore require minimal intervention.
Besides that, only code that interacts directly with the TS trait should be affected and easily fixed.

Changes to HashMap & friends (again)

With v12, we once again changed how HashMap, BTreeMap, etc. are represented in TypeScript.
As a result, bindings are more flexible, work in more scenarios, and better match the expectations of TypeScript developers.

With this change, HashMap<K, V> will result in { [key in K]: V }. The exception to this is when K is an enum - only then we generate { [key in K]?: V } instead.

Before, indexing into an object required dealing with undefined values. With this change, this is no longer forced onto users, which is the expected behavior for most TypeScript developers. If you want tsc to be pedantic about undefined values, enable noUncheckedIndexedAccess, which exists for this very purpose.

To aid migration, you can set the TS_RS_USE_V11_HASHMAP environment variable to revert to the previous behavior. However, we do intend on removing this flag in a future release.

Chunky Integers

By default, large integers that don't fit into a 64-bit float are exported as bigint.
With this release, this has now become configurable through environment variables and/or .cargo/config.toml.

Better Configuration!

Using environment variables, the generation and exporting of bindings can be configured. With v12, we now allow for the same level of control when exporting bindings programmatically.

The Type of Nothing

With this release, we altered the representation of unit structs and unit variants from Record<string, never> to Record<symbol, never>.
It is equally expressive, but avoids a quirk in the TS typesystem when contained within an enum variant.

What Else?

• Support for types from the arrayvec crate
• Support for types from the jiff crate
• More lenient handling of serde attributes, resulting in less warnings
• Improved documentation & README
• Bug fixes! 🙂

Changelog

• Ignore #[serde(crate = ...)] by @​gustavo-shigueo in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#447
• Add environment variable to configure binding for large integers by @​NyxCode in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#448
• refactor: fix clippy lints by @​sandr01d in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#455
• Add support for jiff v0.2 by @​demhadais in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#458
• Fix trait bound generation when using #[ts(optional)] on an Option<Generic> by @​gustavo-shigueo in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#454
• Fix skip until comma edge case by @​gustavo-shigueo in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#466
• Parse #[serde(borrow)] to not emit warnings by @​NyxCode in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#471
• Added support for arrayvec 0.6 & 0.7 by @​VirgileHenry in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#469
• Polish Docs & Release v12 by @​NyxCode in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#460

New Contributors

• @​sandr01d made their first contribution in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#455
• @​demhadais made their first contribution in Aleph-Alpha/ts-rs#458

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12.0.0

Breaking

• Change generated type of unit structs to Record<symbol, never> (#431)
• Change generated type of HashMap to { [key in K]: V } if K is not an enum (#446)
• Enable programmatic configuration of binding generation (#460)

Features

• Add TS_RS_LARGE_INT environment variable to configure binding for i64, u64, i128, etc. (#448)
• Add support for arrayvec (#469)
• Add support for jiff (#458)

Fixes

• Do not emit warning for #[serde(borrow)] (#471)
• Do not emit warning for #[serde(crate = "..")] (#447)
• Fix trait bound generation when using #[ts(optional)] on an Option<Generic> (#454)
• Fix parsing of comma-separated serde attributes (#466)

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