fix(types): Improve Type Safety in Form Submissions Handler #7858
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Refactors the form submissions handler to eliminate multiple @ts-expect-error instances and improve overall type safety. - Creates a properly typed mock IncomingMessage for form parsing. - Adds explicit types to the multiparty callback to ensure parsed data is handled safely. - Replaces unsafe property access with a type-safe helper function. - Handles the 'unknown' error type in the catch block correctly.
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This pull request improves the type safety of the form submissions handler by removing several
@ts-expect-errordirectives and replacing them with robust, type-safe code. The changes include creating a mockIncomingMessage, adding explicit types to themultipartycallback, and using a helper function for safe property access.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2888899130117966851 started by @serhalp