fix(jest-mock): add index signature support for spyOn types
#13013
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Fixes #13012
Adapted from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/pull/60971/files
Summary
As it is explained in the linked issue (and also #12966), currently
spyOntypes do not handle index signatures. Thanks to @Maxim-Mazurok, a fix landed in@types/jest. Here I adapted it for Jest types to make it work throughimport {jest} from '@jest/globals'.@Maxim-Mazurok could you take a look, please? (;
Test plan
Type tests are added. They are failing on
main, but should pass on this branch.