baidumap-web-sdk: Fix weak type errors #19196
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types/baidumap-web-sdk/baidumap.overlay.d.ts to author (Codemonk (account can't be detected)). Could you review this PR? Checklist
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This was a compile error now thanks to microsoft/TypeScript#16047.
When a class implements an interface it normally has to redeclare all of the interface's members. (We weren't catching that because all of the members of
Overlaywere optional, so a class could declare itself to implementOverlaywithout actually implementing anything.)We can fix this problem by merging the class with an interface extending
Overlay, so it gets all of the members ofOverlaywithout having to redeclare them.