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@param 'iteratees': Array[]|Function[]|Object[]|string[] → any[] | string[] | Function[] | any[][]. Types differ. Run with --fix to update JSDoc, or verify the intended type.

@param 'options': Object → { leading?: boolean; maxWait?: number; trailing?: boolean; }. JSDoc uses generic "object" but TypeScript infers a specific shape. Consider using @typedef to document the object structure.

@param 'options': Object → { leading?: boolean; trailing?: boolean; }. JSDoc uses generic "object" but TypeScript infers a specific shape. Consider using @typedef to document the object structure.

@returns: string|undefined → string. JSDoc includes null/undefined but TypeScript infers the value is always present. Either the code guarantees a value, or add runtime checks.

@returns: string|undefined → string. JSDoc includes null/undefined but TypeScript infers the value is always present. Either the code guarantees a value, or add runtime checks.

@param 'options': Object → { escape?: RegExp; evaluate?: RegExp; imports?: any; inte.... JSDoc uses generic "object" but TypeScript infers a specific shape. Consider using @typedef to document the object structure.

@param 'options': Object → { length?: number; omission?: string; separator?: string .... JSDoc uses generic "object" but TypeScript infers a specific shape. Consider using @typedef to document the object structure.

@param 'options': Object → { chain?: boolean; }. JSDoc uses generic "object" but TypeScript infers a specific shape. Consider using @typedef to document the object structure.