When using typescript, solid-js depends on DOM elements, even outside of "solid-js/web" about solid

[Alloyed]

Approach 1. Move everything into solid-js/web

Any time the word JSX is used, that would need to be moved into the web folder, transitively. so that'd include the control flow components and core types, and so on. non-web users are left to fend for themselves. (you kind of have to do this anyways for a complete implementation: so far I've re-implemented and and I'm sure there's others)

Approach 2. Replace all instances of JSX types with generics

This would need a proof-of-concept before I could say this is actually possible, generics can be confusing! and this would likely reduce the readability of error messages for the vast majority of users. I would combine it with approach 1, where the variants exported by the web package are always the concrete types, for ergonomics reasons.

Approach 3. Return all dependent runtime functions from the createRenderer call

This has the benefit of only needing one generic, at the initial createRenderer method. but implies runtime changes that the other solutions would not.

[chiefcll]

Following... Relevant for https://github.com/lightning-js/solid which uses Universal Renderer and no DOM elements.