- typescript 6.0.3 across the workspace and test apps
- Nx 22.5.4 -> 22.7.12 (22.5 pins @phenomnomnominal/tsquery 6.1, which rejects TS 6)
- Angular dev tooling 21 -> 22, @analogjs/vite-plugin-angular 2.9.2 (first lines that accept TS 6)
- typescript-eslint 8.72, ts-jest 29.4.15, typedoc 0.28.20, ts-patch 4
- apply the @nx/vitest 22.6 reportsDirectory migration
- vite: resolve own hmr client files relatively (stricter enforce-module-boundaries in Nx 22.7)
- drop stale extraneous entries from package-lock.json

- remove baseUrl; paths entries are now relative to the declaring tsconfig
- replace target es5 (tools) with the workspace ES2020 target
- drop the ignoreDeprecations "5.0" escape hatch
- set strict: false explicitly (TS 6 defaults it to true)
- list types explicitly where configs relied on implicit @types inclusion (TS 6 defaults types to [])
- typedoc config: inherit module/lib from the base config so core type-checks under it
- apps/ui: drop the unused tns-core-modules/* path mapping

- use the namespace keyword instead of module for namespace declarations (an error in TS 6)
- add webinspector-network.d.ts so the side-effect import in inspector_modules resolves (noUncheckedSideEffectImports is on by default in TS 6)
- global-types.d.ts: import data/observable relatively instead of through baseUrl

…S5 snippets

TypeScript 6 always emits "use strict" for transpiled snippets that have no
imports/exports. The NativeClass downlevel splices that output into the host
module, so the prologue would land mid-file (or become the file prologue).

The module keyword only errors when lib files are type-checked; with skipLibCheck
both forms are equivalent, so leave the typings packages untouched.