Expand support of no-missing-element-type-definition rule #108
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The idea is to make sure this change supports both static class properties, and also variables
Not a change I made, it is taken from these two PRs:
runem/web-component-analyzer#279
runem#331
Thank you to the original author!
I added a test for the variable case, which I am hoping to also solve in this PR.