Fix TypeScript test for Windows - #1954
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Instead of renaming `src` (which was quite a brittle approach, as rightfully pointed out by @kzc) we copy `dist` and `typings` into the typescript test directory and import rollup from there. This still ensures that there are no triple slash references in the generated d.ts files to any src files since the relative paths wouldn't be resolvable. fixes rollup#1934
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Instead of renaming
src(which was quite a brittle approach to begin with, as rightfully pointed out by @kzc) we copydistandtypingsinto the typescript test directory and import rollup from there. This still ensures that there are no triple slash references in the generatedd.tsfiles to anysrcfiles since the relative paths wouldn't be resolvable.fixes #1934 (since with this solution there is no need to use semi-colons anymore)