fix(linter/explicit-module-boundary-types): fix false positives for satisfies-wrapped members

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• fix(linter/explicit-module-boundary-types): fix false positives for satisfies-wrapped members #20439 👈 (View in Graphite)
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Pull request overview

Fixes explicit-module-boundary-types false positives when exported members are function expressions wrapped in TS “typing” syntax (notably satisfies, plus as / type assertions), so the rule doesn’t require explicit parameter/return annotations in cases where the wrapper already provides the type.

Changes:

• Skip visiting wrapped arrow/function expressions inside as, satisfies, and type-assertion expressions to avoid reporting missing argument/return types.
• Add helper to detect function expressions under parens / non-null wrappers.
• Extend test coverage with satisfies-wrapped members in object literals and class fields.

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