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* Add initial tests

* Add types

* Half of parsing (builds but does not pass tests)

* Parsing done; types are uglier; doesn't crash but doesn't pass

* Bind callback tag

Builds but tests still don't pass

* Only bind param tags inside callback tags

* Fix binding switch to only handle param tags once

* Checking is 1/3 done or so.

Now I'm going to go rename some members to be more uniform. I hate
unnnecessary conditionals.

* Rename typeExpression to type (for some jsdoc)

(maybe I'll rename more later)

* Rename the rest of typeExpressions

Turns out there is a constraint in services such that they all need to
be named the same.

* Few more checker changes

* Revert "Rename the rest of typeExpressions"

This reverts commit f41a96b24d.

* Revert "Rename typeExpression to type (for some jsdoc)"

This reverts commit 7d2233a00e.

* Finish undoing typeExpression rename

* Rename and improve getTypeParametersForAliasSymbol

Plus some other small fixes

* Core checking works, but is flabbergastingly messy

I'm serious.

* Callback return types work now

* Fix crash in services

* Make github diff smaller

* Try to make github diff even smaller

* Fix rename for callback tag

* Fix nav bar for callback tag

Also clean up some now-redundant code there to find the name of typedefs.

* Handle ooorder callback tags

Also get rid of redundant typedef name code *in the binder*. It's
everywhere!

* Add ooorder callback tag test

* Parse comments for typedef/callback+display param comments

* Always export callbacks

This requires almost no new code since it is basically the same as
typedefs

* Update baselines

* Fix support for nested namespaced callbacks

And add test

* Callbacks support type parameters

1. Haven't run it with all tests
2. Haven't tested typedef tags yet
3. Still allows shared symbols when on function or class declarations.

* Template tags are now bound correctly

* Test oorder template tags

It works.

* Parser cleanup

* Cleanup types and utilities

As much as possible, and not as much as I would like.

* Handle callback more often in services

* Cleanup of binder and checker

* More checker cleanup

* Remove TODOs and one more cleanup

* Support parameter-less callback tags

* Remove extra bind call on template type parameters

* Bind template tag containers

Doesn't quite work with typedefs, but that's because it's now stricter,
without the typedef fixes. I'm going to merge with jsdoc/callback and
see how it goes.

* Fix fourslash failures

* Stop pre-binding js type aliases

Next up, stop pre-binding js type parameters

* Further cleanup of delayed js type alias binding

* Stop prebinding template tags too

This gets rid of prebinding entirely

* Remove TODO

* Fix lint

* Finish merge with use-jsdoc-aliases

* Update callback tag baselines

* Rename getTypeParametersForAliasSymbol

The real fix is *probably* to rename Type.aliasTypeArguments to
aliasTypeParameters, but I want to make sure and then put it in a
separate PR.
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