Bump svelte-check from 3.6.3 to 3.8.2 in /src/ui

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Bumps svelte-check from 3.6.3 to 3.8.2.

Release notes

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svelte-check-3.8.2

• chore: reduce dependencies (#2413) (#2400)
• fix: handle snippets with typed arguments (#2412)
• fix: handle optional arguments in snippets (#2414)

svelte-check-3.8.1

• fix: adjust ambient module snipping logic
• chore: speed up regex

svelte-check-3.8.0

• fix: allow for whitespace in snippets declaration (#2366)
• fix: allow as expressions for bindable props (#2372)
• fix: force correct semantic tokens for $props types (#2379)
• feat: Svelte 5 component class/function interop (#2380)

svelte-check-3.7.1

• fix: rework bindable types strategy (#2361)

svelte-check-3.7.0

• feat: mark only properties as bindable that were declared using $bindable() in Svelte 5 runes mode (#2336)
• chore: better Svelte 5 interop (#2336)
• fix: preserve event attribute casing in Svelte 5 (#2347)
• fix: handle #await inside #snippet (#2348)
• fix: better bind:group transformation (#2349)
• fix: handle boolean css var (#2350)

svelte-check-3.6.9

• fix: ensure type widening for bind:group
• perf: improve perf in deleteUnresolvedResolutionsFromCache (#2320)
• fix: adjust for moved compiler file in Svelte 5 (#2327)

svelte-check-3.6.8

• chore: support TypeScript 5.4 (#2313)
• fix: allow falsy values for render tags

svelte-check-3.6.7

• fix: use type instead of generic for $props() (#2314)

svelte-check-3.6.6

• fix: adjust render tag for latest AST version

svelte-check-3.6.5

• fix: adjust $props() comment type logic (#2294)
• fix: use Svelte 4 compiler from user when available
• fix: adjust snippet helper type to new snippet API
• fix: also take type argument into account when analyzing $props()
• fix: don't add form type to zero types when property is not typed out

svelte-check-3.6.4

• fix: take type annotations into account when transforming one-way bindings (#2283)

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Commits

• 6e64abd fix: more robust start tag detection
• 1d5f3cd chore: upgrade to TS 5.5 (#2415)
• 7008652 fix: handle optional args in snippets (#2414)
• dbfb47a fix: watch svelte files and project files outside workspace (#2299)
• bdfa37a fix: snippets with TS incorrect transformation (#2412)
• be5e535 chore: remove import-fresh dependency (#2413)
• 397139b chore: move fast-glob to devDependencies (#2400)
• 36981e7 fix: support more types of component type defintion in completion (#2407)
• 0261112 fix: adjust ambient module snipping logic
• 730090f chore: adjust test snapshot for latest svelte 5 (#2402)
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