Fix TypeScript/tsserver crashes from huge generated types with lightweight codegen

Fix TypeScript/tsserver crashes from huge generated types with lightweight codegen targets a $4.5B = 500K developer teams × $9K ACV total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 15% annual growth in developer tooling and observability markets (sources: SlashData, Stack Overflow industry reports and public devtools market analyses).

Key trends driving demand: TypeScript adoption continues to grow across startups and enterprises — as TypeScript use rises, tooling pain from heavy type generation becomes more common, creating demand for fixes.; Schema-first development (Prisma, GraphQL, OpenAPI) is mainstream, increasing the volume of generated types and the likelihood of tsserver issues.; Editor/IDE extension ecosystems and LSP proxies have matured, enabling non-invasive tools to interpose on language servers and improve performance without breaking type semantics..