[api-extractor] Classify arrow functions as function kind in the doc model exports. #4513
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Summary
Classify arrow functions as function kind in the doc model exports.
Related issue ticket #1629
Details
The current behaviour of api-extractor is to classify arrow functions as
variable
kind. Even though syntactically correct, semantically (for documentation & usage purposes) this doesn't make any sense - and worse - it invalidates any documentation effort in the docstrings related to parameter descriptions, return types etc.This PR modifies the doc-model generation to identify arrow functions in the variable declarations and processes them as function kinds instead.
Example code
doc model exports
Previous behaviour
New behaviour
How it was tested
manual testing
Impacted documentation
N/A