feat: render @since on top-level symbols; refine inherited handling#81
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- Show an "Added in" badge on top-level symbols (classes, interfaces, enums, type aliases). Previously `@since` only rendered on members, so a symbol's own version was never displayed. Callable symbols still render it on their signatures, so the badge is suppressed there to avoid duplication. - Render `@since` only when explicitly present on a reflection (no walking up the parent chain). Members inherited from within the documented packages keep the `@since` TypeDoc copies from their base, matching normal doc inheritance. - Drop `@since` for members inherited from native runtime types (the TypeScript standard library and `@types/node`), whose copied tags carry no meaningful version. Tags inherited from other dependencies are kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Renders the
@sincetags for top-level symbols as well (classes, interfaces with their own pages).Hides the
@sincetags for Node-native symbols (Erroretc.).