Fix printing and emit for definite assignment assertions#35095
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is this change related to the emitter?
If so, you probably also want to make the same change in computePropertyDeclaration (see #35097 which I erroneously opened)
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…5095) * Fix printing and emit for definite assignment assertions * Make factories that handle definite assertions internal
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Fixes #35093
We use definite assignment assertions in our own codebase, so the referenced bug is actually blocking me doing source to source transforms on our real codebase.