Use satisfies operator for type validation instead of explicit types

[gjbkz]

Summary

Refactored type annotations to use TypeScript's satisfies operator instead of explicit type declarations. This approach provides better type inference while still maintaining type safety.

Key Changes

• typeCheckerConfig: Moved type annotation from explicit object type to satisfies clause, allowing the object literal to maintain its inferred type while still validating against the expected interface
• HttpMethod: Added satisfies Record<string, string> to the as const assertion for better type validation
• HttpStatusCode: Added satisfies Record<string, number> to the as const assertion for better type validation

Implementation Details

The satisfies operator validates that a value conforms to a type without widening or narrowing the inferred type. This is particularly beneficial for:

• Configuration objects where we want to preserve the literal types of individual properties
• Enum-like objects where we want to maintain precise type information while ensuring structural correctness
• Better IDE autocomplete and type inference for consumers of these exports

https://claude.ai/code/session_017ckt1JVw39ymzvu2gRxpBS

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 96.86%. Comparing base (cae2eb5) to head (ebcac9d).

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