chore(deps): bump flow-parser from 0.248.1 to 0.251.1 in /dev-client

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Bumps flow-parser from 0.248.1 to 0.251.1.

Release notes

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v0.251.1

Misc:

• Performance fix

v0.251.0

Likely to cause new Flow errors:

• Remove the deprecated React.AbstractComponent type. We recommend replacing them with component types. Since v0.249.0, we have provided a codemod via the flow-upgrade package to aid larger codebases with this conversion: yarn run flow-codemod eliminateAbstractComponent path/to/src.
• In addition to the removal of React.AbstractComponent type, we also removed support for the internal React$AbstractComponent when more than 1 type argument has been passed. Similarly, you should migrate to use component types if you want to specify ref props and renders.

New Features:

• We now support a new way to easily specify library definitions for npm modules. For all files in @flowtyped directory at the root, they can be resolved by the relative path without leading ./ relative to @flowtyped. e.g. <PROJECT_ROOT>/@flowtyped/react.js.flow can be used to type the react package, and <PROJECT_ROOT>/@flowtyped/react/jsx-runtime.js.flow can be used to type react/jsx-runtime module. We now recommend using this approach instead of using declare module in global libdef.

Notable bug fixes:

• any will now correctly propagate to inferred render type. example.
• Fixed a bug with regard to jsx type inference with generic callable objects. example
• Fixed a soundness hole that allowed frozen objects to be incompatible with non-readonly objects. This example will now produce an error.

Library Definitions:

• We have updated some core React type definitions to use the new component type instead of React.AbstractComponent. Most of the code won't be affected, but you might have to sometimes make the Props readonly.

v0.250.0

Likely to cause new Flow errors:

• Fix a bug where scope analysis of exported component type is done incorrectly, which causes generics mentioned within component type to be incorrectly typed as any.

Notable bug fixes:

• We will now remove previous props in generic component types in type argument inference. example
• When all option is specified in the config of flow-remove-types, we now respect it and will correctly handle Flow-typed files without @flow pragma.

v0.249.0

Likely to cause new Flow errors:

• Uses of React$AbstractComponent outside library definitions will now trigger internal-type lint error, which is on by default. React.AbstractComponent is also marked as deprecated. We recommend replacing them with component types. We have provided a codemod via the flow-upgrade package to aid larger codebases with this conversion: yarn run flow-codemod eliminateAbstractComponent path/to/src.

Notable bug fixes:

• Fixed issue with StringPrefix and StringSuffix when used as a component syntax prop.
• Fixed an issue that causes type argument inference on component type to be incorrectly under-constrained. (example)
• Fixed as cast support in flow-remove-types.

Library Definitions:

• React string refs are no longer supported in React.cloneElement. e.g. React.cloneElement(e, {ref: 'foo'}) will be an error.
• The deprecated React$Ref type and various aliases of it are removed.

Changelog

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0.251.1

Misc:

• Performance fix

0.251.0

Likely to cause new Flow errors:

• Remove the deprecated React.AbstractComponent type. We recommend replacing them with component types. Since v0.249.0, we have provided a codemod via the flow-upgrade package to aid larger codebases with this conversion: yarn run flow-codemod eliminateAbstractComponent path/to/src.
• In addition to the removal of React.AbstractComponent type, we also removed support for the internal React$AbstractComponent when more than 1 type argument has been passed. Similarly, you should migrate to use component types if you want to specify ref props and renders.

New Features:

• We now support a new way to easily specify library definitions for npm modules. For all files in @flowtyped directory at the root, they can be resolved by the relative path without leading ./ relative to @flowtyped. e.g. <PROJECT_ROOT>/@flowtyped/react.js.flow can be used to type the react package, and <PROJECT_ROOT>/@flowtyped/react/jsx-runtime.js.flow can be used to type react/jsx-runtime module. We now recommend using this approach instead of using declare module in global libdef.

Notable bug fixes:

• any will now correctly propagate to inferred render type. example.
• Fixed a bug with regard to jsx type inference with generic callable objects. example
• Fixed a soundness hole that allowed frozen objects to be incompatible with non-readonly objects. This example will now produce an error.

Library Definitions:

• We have updated some core React type definitions to use the new component type instead of React.AbstractComponent. Most of the code won't be affected, but you might have to sometimes make the Props readonly.

0.250.0

Likely to cause new Flow errors:

• Fix a bug where scope analysis of exported component type is done incorrectly, which causes generics mentioned within component type to be incorrectly typed as any.

Notable bug fixes:

• We will now remove previous props in generic component types in type argument inference. example
• When all option is specified in the config of flow-remove-types, we now respect it and will correctly handle Flow-typed files without @flow pragma.

0.249.0

Likely to cause new Flow errors:

• Uses of React$AbstractComponent outside library definitions will now trigger internal-type lint error, which is on by default. React.AbstractComponent is also marked as deprecated. We recommend replacing them with component types. We have provided a codemod via the flow-upgrade package to aid larger codebases with this conversion: yarn run flow-codemod eliminateAbstractComponent path/to/src.

Notable bug fixes:

• Fixed issue with StringPrefix and StringSuffix when used as a component syntax prop.
• Fixed an issue that causes type argument inference on component type to be incorrectly under-constrained. (example)
• Fixed as cast support in flow-remove-types.

Library Definitions:

• React string refs are no longer supported in React.cloneElement. e.g. React.cloneElement(e, {ref: 'foo'}) will be an error.
• The deprecated React$Ref type and various aliases of it are removed.

Commits

• 1f5c839 v0.251.1
• 1f70f53 [flow] max size for normalizer
• bae7dcb v0.251.0
• 8ec838e [flow] enable "as const" in try-Flow
• a2ae2a2 [flow][nat-inf] infer primitive literals in type-sig soundly under flag
• 24be621 [flow][EZ] Kill ReactPropsToOut and ReactInToProps use_ts
• 78d8e11 [flow][refactor] Move function component ~> `ReactInToProps | ReactPropsToOut...
• fbe3065 [flow][refactor][EZ] Move ClassT ~> ReactInToProps | ReactPropsToOut out of...
• 1650854 [flow] Remove polymorphic callable object handling for `ReactInToProps | Reac...
• 2220a6c [flow] Fix implicit instantiation wrt polymorphic callable objects
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