fix(refManualReset): add explicit return type annotation - #5246
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Added explicit return type ManualResetRefReturn<T> to fix TypeScript declaration generation issues. Closes vueuse#5232
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Added explicit return type
ManualResetRefReturn<T>to fix TypeScript declaration generation issues.Closes #5232
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fixes #123).Description
Added explicit return type
ManualResetRefReturn<T>torefManualResetfunction.The function was missing an explicit return type annotation, which caused TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts) to not properly export the type information. This made
refManualResetunusable when imported as an npm package.Fixes #5232
Additional context
Simple one-line fix. The interface
ManualResetRefReturn<T>was already defined but not used in the function signature.