Allow kebab-case indexing on CSSStyleDeclaration - #64340
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[WIP] Fix error accessing CSS property value using kebab case
Allow kebab-case indexing on CSSStyleDeclaration
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CSSStyleDeclarationsupports accessing CSS properties via dashed/kebab-case names at runtime (e.g.style['background-color']), but the type only declared a numeric index signature plus camelCase named properties. This caused TS7015 ("implicitly has an 'any' type") under--noImplicitAny:Changes
[index: string]: anytoCSSStyleDeclarationBaseinlib.dom.d.ts.string-typed index signature wasn't viable: methods likegetPropertyPriority(property: string): stringhave a function type incompatible with astringindex signature, and this conflict propagates to the mergedCSSStyleDeclaration/CSSStylePropertiestype.anyavoids that conflict (compatible with any property type) while resolving string-keyed access without an implicit-any error. Existing named properties and methods keep their specific declared types; only unrecognized string keys fall back toany.cssStyleDeclarationKebabCaseIndex.ts) covering read/write access via kebab-case property names under--noImplicitAny.CSSStyleDeclarationobject #59968