Yeah, agreed, but it's nice that it gives you the flexibility to be able to throw a `// @ts-ignore` in there and tell the compiler not to worry about it. I've d

Yeah, agreed, but it's nice that it gives you the flexibility to be able to throw a `// @ts-ignore` in there and tell the compiler not to worry about it. I've definitely done that when consuming wonky libraries with messed up type definitions.