Export VerboseOption, since it's imported in another file

[ndelangen]

We use execa in Storybook, and we ran into an issue where the type definitions are not valid.

[ehmicky]

Hi @ndelangen,

Thanks for this PR.

we ran into an issue where the type definitions are not valid.

Can you please describe what the issue is? Including a minimal reproducing example using TypeScript playground and which type error you're getting. Thanks!

[sindresorhus]

Looks correct to me since it's imported here:

execa/types/arguments/options.d.ts

Line 6 in 103095f

import type {VerboseOption} from '../verbose.js';

[sindresorhus]

The reason it's not caught is because .d.ts files are dumb and only work as ESM if you had export {}; to all files.

microsoft/TypeScript#57764

[ndelangen]

@ehmicky I can, but my use-case is rather niche, and so I doubt really anyone else would run into it.
Hence I didn't deem it too important to explain in full and demo the "problem".

Since the fix seemed rather innocent and correct, I opened the PR without further explaining.

The short version is:
Storybook core depends on a lot of package, but to reduce the install size and time, we bundle a lot of them at compile/release. This includes execa and it's types.

The rollup-dts-plugin reported the problem of the non-exported property that's referenced in another file.