Fix bad type specifications. #430
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max_nb_const should be widened to include 'undefined', considering how all callers into this function only ever pass undefined at this point. Also, define a new 'target' type which is used, because currently, the type is declared as string which is incorrect and triggering dialyzer type warnings anywhere this type is referenced.
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Fix bad type specifications.
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max_nb_const should be widened to include 'undefined', considering how
all callers into this function only ever pass undefined at this point.
Also, define a new 'target' type which is used, because currently, the
type is declared as string which is incorrect and triggering dialyzer
type warnings anywhere this type is referenced.