recipes chore(deps-dev): bump svelte-check from 3.8.6 to 4.0.7 in /sveltekit-embed/template

Bumps svelte-check from 3.8.6 to 4.0.7.

Release notes

svelte-check-4.0.7

fix: $props: infer types for $bindable, infer function type from arrow function

svelte-check-4.0.6

chore: autotype const load = ... declarations (#2540)

chore: provide component instance type in Svelte 5 (#2553)

chore: support typescript 5.6 (#2545)

fix: infer object and array shapes from fallback types (#2562)

svelte-check-4.0.5

fix: include named exports in svelte 5 type (#2528)

svelte-check-4.0.4

fix: relax component constructor type (#2524)

svelte-check-4.0.3

breaking(svelte5): only generate function component shape in runes mode (#2517). This means you can no longer just do Component in type positions. Instead you need to prepend it with typeof. Here's how you do it:

...when typing a component instance: Before: let x: Component. After: let x: ReturnType<typeof Component>

...when typing a component constructor/function: Before let x: typeof Component. After let x: typeof Component (no change)

fix: revert additional two-way-binding checks as they were causing bugs (#2508)

fix: include files indirectly belonging to a project into correct project (#2488)

fix: check project files update more aggressively before assigning service (#2518)

chore: upgrade to chokidar 4 (#2502)

svelte-check-4.0.2

fix: ensure components typed through Svelte 5's Component interface get proper intellisense

svelte-check-4.0.1

fix: remove ancient process augmentation from internal d.ts file

svelte-check-4.0.0

chore: bump magic-string (#2476)

chore: switch from fast-glob to fdir (#2433)

fix: detect tag (#2482)

feat: better type checking for bindings in Svelte 5 (#2477)

feat: replace svelte-preprocess with barebones TS preprocessor (#2452)

feat: project reference support (#2463)

Breaking changes

require Svelte 4 or later (#2453)

make TypeScript a peer dependency, require TS 5 or later (#2453)

require node 18 or later (#2453)

process augmentation (declaring a process.browser field) was removed

slight changes to how files are assigned to which tsconfig.json (#1234, #2463)

slight changes to how Svelte module resolution works; .svelte files now take precedence over .svelte.js/ts files (if both exist) (#2481)

language-server now forces fewer TypeScript options. Most notably skipLibCheck is no longer forced to true, which may result in d.ts files now being checked in your project, which they were not before, revealing type errors. Either fix those or add "skipLibCheck": true to your tsconfig.json (#1976, #2463)

Commits

437b0e1 fix: use user's Svelte parser when formatting if necessary (#2578)
bf1b8ef fix: adjust generated +layout.svelte file contents (#2580)
49c7e58 chore: update Svelte documentation links for template syntax (#2579)
0698bc7 fix: infer types for $bindable, infer function type from arrow function
5bd4663 fix: make it possible to disable runes/legacy mode code lens
7bfe801 fix: ensure code lenses from different sources are merged
168e568 chore: run CI with node 20 (#2574)
ce87e1f fix: move globrex to dependencies (#2576)
a3a6393 fix: keep linkedEditing working when tag name contains . (#2570)
6513a28 fix: ignore exported variable declarations that aren't simple identifiers
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