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The test that assesses whether down-leveled declarations are necessary or not accounted for the possible presence of duplicated references to node types being injected by the TypeScript compiler (microsoft/TypeScript#48143), however in some cases the reference is present more than twice, which was not correctly accounted for; resulting in emission of redundant down-level declarations.


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The test that assesses whether down-leveled declarations are necessary
or not accounted for the possible presence of duplicated references to
`node` types being injected by the TypeScript compiler
(microsoft/TypeScript#48143), however in some cases the reference is
present more than twice, which was not correctly accounted for;
resulting in emission of redundant down-level declarations.
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The test that assesses whether down-leveled declarations are necessary
or not accounted for the possible presence of duplicated references to
`node` types being injected by the TypeScript compiler
(microsoft/TypeScript#48143), however in some cases the reference is
present more than twice, which was not correctly accounted for;
resulting in emission of redundant down-level declarations.

Backports #204

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under the terms of the [Apache 2.0 license].

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