Resolve issue #1652 - Typescript plugin fails to compile the entry point when there is at least one invalid TypeScript file somewhere is the working directory #1653
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This PR solves the issue described in #1652. It focuses on not creating a breaking changes by ensuring that no existing test was modified - except one that I'd like to discuss with the maintainers.
Basically, what this PR does is to remove the initial emit of all the files included in th working directory and instead emit files that are part of the dependency graph of the entry point.