Typeof can refer to a class in a previous file with --out#16269
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`typeof C` can now refer to block-scoped values in a preceding file when used with --out or --outFile. Previously this was not allowed with --out or --outFile since they depend on file order for their emit.
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Fixes #15998 in the same way as #15239
typeof Ccan now refer to block-scoped values in a preceding file when used with --out or --outFile. Previously this was not allowed with --out or --outFile since they depend on file order for their emit.