I still don't see the point. There is a long list of libraries that do exactly this, and do it well enough. The author has linked to them himself. The overall benefit of this would be maybe slightly better syntax for these libraries (even that is doubtful, because plenty of them already have a `reflect<T>()` interface), but still zero runtime benefit. And getting it to be accurate for 100% of cases would entail exactly what I mentioned – writing an entire runtime to do this inference.
What's this "awkward inner platform language"? They are asking for a `typescript.generateRuntimeType<T>()` function to be native to the language. Well plenty of libraries provide exactly this syntax today. Here's tst-reflect: `const type = getType<T>()`. Notice any difference?
Wow, i didn't know that this is already possible with type script. seems like there are transformers you can add to typescript that can implement it.
So type script more or less supports the feature they asked for. Just not bundled with the main package, but they provide the interface to get it done with 3rd party transformers.
