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Refactor and improve Flow typing #87
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A bunch of atomic commits (each one leaves Flow checks and unit tests passing as they were) that fix some variable naming, code readability and cleanliness issues, as well as provide a bunch of Flow type annotations.
The frequent use of
anythroughout the codebase is currently shadowing a bunch of missing type declarations, as well as violations of existing type declarations. I'd like to start un-shadowing those and fixing up the call-sites one by one. I'm fairly certain that in the end we'll have a cleaner codebase, and we might even find some bugs in the process. Either way, having Flow be able to reason about the entire codebase should help us find bugs going forward.