Fix/external type references #46
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The TypeScript code generator throws an error when it encounters references to external types that aren't available in the current compilation context. This happens when a Cap'n Proto schema imports types from other schemas that aren't being compiled in the same invocation.
When the compiler encounters an external type reference (struct, enum, or interface) that isn't in the current node context, it throws an error in lookupNode() with message: "missing node".
Expected Behavior
The compiler should gracefully handle external type references by generating placeholder type names, allowing the compilation to complete successfully.
Changes
Impact
This fix prevents compilation failures in projects with modular schema organization where not all referenced types are available during every compilation run.
Resolves #45