rename generic parameters in Exclude<>
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making the capabilities / limitations of `Exclude<>` more obvious. see: microsoft/TypeScript#47178
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A PR bourne of my own confusion. see: microsoft/TypeScript#47178
I believed that
Exclude<>was capable of, eg,type not0 = Exclude< number, 0 >. When I found this was not the case, I guessed from the examples thatExcludeworks on union types, which seems more or less correct.Very open to better or more correct namings here, but I think
Typeas the first parameter is particularly misleading -Typereads very clearly to me as any type, but Exclude does not work on any type.