refactor(routerlicious): use strictNullChecks #23054
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Description
Setting TSConfig
strictNullChecks: truecan help avoid numerous runtime errors by catching unhandlednull/undefinedcases at compiletime. R11s has had this disabled for a very long time, and the code has not handled nulls very well because of it.This PR
Breaking Changes
Many types now have
| nullor| undefinedadded to reflect the actual, implemented return/param values. Behavior should not be changing, but types are.Reviewer Guidance
This ended up being a large PR. I tried to keep the changes focused purely to handling undefined and null explicitly. This ended up requiring that I add a lot of
| nullandeslint-ignore-next-line @rushstack/no-new-null. These should be switched to| undefinedwith explicit conversion ofnull -> undefinedwhere needed, but I did not want to rock the boat too much.