Build @fluent/dom with TypeScript#474
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See #376 for the larger discussion about migrating
@fluentpackages to TypeScript. See #470 for the discussion about the status of@fluent/dom.This PR is different than the others related to the TypeScript migration. As I explained in #470, I think fully migrating
@fluent/domto TypeScript would add little value to it today. However, I'd like to move forward with my build system cleanups; this PR switches@fluent/dom's build system to usingtscto transpile JS files to JS files with inferred type definitions. This way, all@fluentpackages are built using the same set of tools.