[arcgis-js-api] ran dprint fmt #66359
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👋 Hi! This PR is meant to let you know that we're going to be applying formatting automatically to all DefinitelyTyped packages1. This PR is split out of:
This package is particularly huge (>1MB), so we're tagging you in an individual PR as a heads up. Please post here to let us know if you have any workflow needs that auto-formatting might disrupt2.
Cheers! 💖
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Note that formatting will be applied as a commit to
masterafter each PR. PRs won't be blocked on any CI check for proper formatting. See Using a formatter for formatting (instead of lint rules) #65993 for more information. ↩For example, if this package is fully auto-generated (rather than manually edited), subsequent PRs might have a lot of noise from formatting differences. We can exclude it from formatting in that case. ↩