chore: enable noImplicitAny and strictPropertyInitialization for fast-router#7645
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What this does
Turns on two stricter TypeScript checks for the
fast-routerpackage.Why
fast-routerwas opting out of two safety checks the rest of the repo already uses. Turning them on catches a whole class of mistakes at build time instead of at runtime.What changed
packages/fast-router/tsconfig.json, so the package now inherits the strict settings from the root configHow to see it
The typecheck itself is the test. It passes with zero errors, and all 10,917 router tests still pass.
Closes #5341