🏗️ Update transform-amp-asserts to leave devAsserts#26357
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This is necessary for Closure to correctly narrow the type of the value. If we were to remove the `devAssert(foo)` call, then closure would not be able to tell that `foo` is truthy. This doesn't matter for `assertBoolean`/`assertString`/etc because we're able to replace the call with a typecast. There is no associated "truthy" cast possible for `devAssert`. Same for `dev().assert()`
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This is necessary for Closure to correctly narrow the type of the value.
If we were to remove the
devAssert(foo)call, then closure would not be able to tell thatfoois truthy. This doesn't matter forassertBoolean/assertString/etc because we're able to replace the call with a typecast. There is no associated "truthy" cast possible fordevAssert. Same fordev().assert()