"Implementation of X.y" does not work correctly for Iterable<T>

[RunDevelopment]

Search terms

iterable, implementation of

Expected Behavior

When a class implements an interface Foo that extends Iterable<T>, then the class method should have a note: "Implementation of "Implementation of Foo.[iterator]" or "Foo[iterator]".

Actual Behavior

This is likely caused by typedoc not generating an inherited method for ReadonlyCharMap[iterator].

Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Download https://github.com/RunDevelopment/refa
2. npm ci
3. npm i -d typedoc@0.24.1
4. npm run build:docs
5. Open docs/index.html

Or see the doc pages generated by 0.23.28: CharMap[iterator]

Environment

• Typedoc version: 0.24.1 (or 0.23.x)
• TypeScript version: 5.0.2
• Node.js version: 16.13.0
• OS: Win10

[Gerrit0]

https://github.com/RunDevelopment/refa/blob/c2072a17306c73593e06a9bdfa61ef67471f4ca2/src/char-map.ts#L523

[Gerrit0]

This is mostly working as intended. ReadonlyCharMap doesn't get an [iterator] property because it is considered external as all declarations are in node_modules and TypeDoc is configured to exclude externals.

TypeDoc should be resolving __@iterator to [iterator] though in the excluded externals case, so that needs to be fixed.