Fix augmentations of express request - #6514
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The `@uppy/companion` workspace augments certain third party interfaces. These augmentations happened in a declaration file. This means two things: 1. Since we use `skipLibCheck`, type errors in this file are suppressed. 2. Since declaration files are not emitted, the package doesn’t have these types. This change renames the declaration file to a source file. The type errors that were previously suppressed, are now resolved.
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@uppy/companionworkspace augments certain third party interfaces. These augmentations happened in a declaration file. This means two things:skipLibCheck, type errors in this file are suppressed.This change renames the declaration file to a source file. The type errors that were previously suppressed, are now resolved.