The isCancel type guard in index.d.cts was returning value is Cancel which doesn't match the actual runtime isCancel checks for CanceledError, not Cancel. This updates it to value is CanceledError so TypeScript correctly narrows the type when using the guard.

Summary by cubic

Fixes axios.isCancel in CommonJS typings to narrow to CanceledError<T>, matching ESM and runtime, and adds CJS typing tests to verify narrowing and that the generic T is preserved.

Description

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• Summary of changes
  • Update index.d.cts to isCancel<T = any>(value: any): value is CanceledError<T>;
  • Add CJS typing fixture asserting narrowing and generic preservation; run via tsc --noEmit
  • Note the change in PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.md
• Reasoning
  • Align CJS types with runtime and ESM and preserve generic response data
• Additional context
  • Type-only change; may expose compile-time errors where Cancel or widened any was assumed

Docs

Update /docs/ to show isCancel identifies CanceledError and keeps generic response types, with a short ESM and CJS example.

Testing

Added cjs-is-cancel-typing.ts and a typings.module.test.cjs case that compiles with tsc --noEmit, asserting both narrowing to CanceledError and generic T preservation. No runtime tests needed.

Semantic version impact

Patch: declaration fix aligning CommonJS types with existing runtime and ESM behavior.

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