Separate the lsTypes enum to other module, reorganizing codebase
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The module has also correctly re-exported from main entry package, and update some documentations.
Included the `lsTypes.ts` module to the `entryPoints` field.
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Summary
This pull request introduces changes to improve the organization of the codebase by separating the
lsTypesenumeration to other module.Notable Changes
lsTypesenumeration has been moved to a separate file,lsTypes.ts, for better code organization and maintainability.index.ts) for continued accessibility.lsTypes.tsmodule is now included in theentryPointsfield for TypeDoc documentation generation. This ensures the types defined inlsTypes.tsare included in the generated documentation.