Description

The new typedefs break any code that was relying on the generics the old DefinitelyTyped defs used to handle typing the attributes passed to edit and save.

I'm currently putting together a PR that ports over generics for the registration functions.

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

Try to build the following:

registerBlockType(blockJson as unknown as BlockConfiguration<{ allowedBlocks?: string[], templateLock?: EditorTemplateLock }>, {
	icon: contents,
	edit({attributes: {allowedBlocks, templateLock}, clientId, isSelected}) {
		return <>
			<InsertSiblingOrChildBlockShortcut clientId={clientId} targetBlockName="plaudit-accordion-block/accordion" addedBlockName="plaudit-accordion-block/item" isSelected={isSelected} />
			<div
				{...useInnerBlocksProps(useBlockProps(), {
					allowedBlocks,
					template: [['core/paragraph', {}]],
					templateLock,
				})}
			/>
		</>;
	},
	save() {
		return <div {...useInnerBlocksProps.save(useBlockProps.save())} />;
	}
});

Previously, allowedBlocks and templateLock would have been properly typed as string[]|undefined and EditorTemplateLock|undefined respectively. This is no longer the case because the registerBlockType function is missing the generic that links up the types.

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