Add names to variables in Worker interface
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This is another small one: add names to variables in functions that are in the `Worker` interface. These aren't strictly needed and may be omitted, but are helpful in the case of IDEs like VScode so that when users tell their IDE to implement an interface, the IDE generates functions with nice variable names instead of stand-in boilerplate.
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This is another small one: add names to variables in functions that are
in the
Workerinterface. These aren't strictly needed and may beomitted, but are helpful in the case of IDEs like VScode so that when
users tell their IDE to implement an interface, the IDE generates
functions with nice variable names instead of stand-in boilerplate.