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When we are creating a type definition file for a class has a private constructor, we convert it to a combination of an instance of a concrete type with no constructor and an interface that contains the other methods. When this happens, we must also convert the class's heritage from `implements` to `extends` since interfaces cannot implement other interfaces or classes. Fixes a problem with #2996 Closes #3002 |
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