Update typedoc requirement from ^0.27.6 to ^0.27.7 in /website in the ecosystem group

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Updates the requirements on typedoc to permit the latest version.
Updates typedoc to 0.27.7

Release notes

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v0.27.7

Features

• @includeCode and @inline can now inject parts of files using region names or line numbers, #2816.
• Introduced ja translation options, deprecated jp in favor of ja, #2843.
• Improved TypeDoc's --watch option to support watching files not caught by TypeScript's watch mode, #2675.
• The @inline tag now works in more places for generic types.
• Visibility filters now consider individual signatures, #2846.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where TypeDoc would incorrectly ignore type arguments in references, #2823.
• Improved narrator support for labeling icons, #2832.
• Fixed an issue with @class incorrectly handling mapped types, #2842.
• TypeDoc will now consider symbols to be external only if all of their declarations are external so that declaration merged members with global symbols can be documented, #2844.
• Fixed an issue where TypeDoc would constantly rebuild, #2844.
• Fixed an issue where the dropdown arrow in the index group would not respect the state of the dropdown, #2845.

Thanks!

• @​pjeby
• @​shawninder
• @​tats-u
• @​XeroAlpha

Changelog

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v0.27.7 (2025-02-09)

Features

• @includeCode and @inline can now inject parts of files using region names or line numbers, #2816.
• Introduced ja translation options, deprecated jp in favor of ja, #2843.
• Improved TypeDoc's --watch option to support watching files not caught by TypeScript's watch mode, #2675.
• The @inline tag now works in more places for generic types.
• Visibility filters now consider individual signatures, #2846.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where TypeDoc would incorrectly ignore type arguments in references, #2823.
• Improved narrator support for labeling icons, #2832.
• Fixed an issue with @class incorrectly handling mapped types, #2842.
• TypeDoc will now consider symbols to be external only if all of their declarations are external so that declaration merged members with global symbols can be documented, #2844.
• Fixed an issue where TypeDoc would constantly rebuild, #2844.
• Fixed an issue where the dropdown arrow in the index group would not respect the state of the dropdown, #2845.

Thanks!

• @​pjeby
• @​shawninder
• @​tats-u
• @​XeroAlpha

v0.27.6 (2024-12-26)

Features

• Added ignoredHighlightLanguages option to specify languages which will be allowed in code blocks but not highlighted, #2819.

Bug Fixes

• @include and @includeCode now work in the readme file, #2814.
• TypeDoc will now avoid making references to references, #2811.
• Fixed output specific option specification, #2818.
• Improved type reference conversion to avoid including defaulted type arguments, #2820.
• Fixed parsing of declaration references which include a module and a local reference, #2810.
• Improved link resolution logic to prioritize type alias properties with the same symbol over type literal properties within function parameters.

v0.27.5 (2024-12-14)

Bug Fixes

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Commits

• 93e129b Update changelog for release
• 2e6a751 Bump version to 0.27.7
• 1b89704 Rename discussions link
• cbab670 Enable discussions
• 2e174bf Enable sponsoring
• 12b60ca Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/dev'
• c81edb4 Update changelog
• 4e1266f Merge pull request #2846 from XeroAlpha/feat-signature-filter
• 3a55cc2 Only treat symbols as external if all declarations are external
• f7aa8bd Fix #2842
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