🧹 Fix: explicit 'any' type on Window object in ModeSwitch#1035
🧹 Fix: explicit 'any' type on Window object in ModeSwitch#1035kuasar-mknd wants to merge 1 commit intomasterfrom
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🎯 What: The explicit 'any' type assertion on the global
windowobject insrc/components/ui/ModeSwitch.astrohas been removed. The__handleThemeChangeproperty is now explicitly typed as an extension of theWindowinterface insrc/env.d.ts.💡 Why: Extending the global
Windowinterface improves codebase maintainability, type safety, and readability. It prevents TypeScript errors natively without resorting to the'any'escape hatch, ensuring that any future references to__handleThemeChangebenefit from proper IDE autocomplete and type validation.✅ Verification: I ran formatting checks, the Astro linter/typechecker (
pnpm run check), successfully built the project (pnpm run build), and successfully passed the Playwright end-to-end tests (pnpm run test:e2e).✨ Result: The
ModeSwitchcomponent uses proper type checking on the Window object and no longer relies on explicitanybypassing.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5288882113611961188 started by @kuasar-mknd