✨Introduce API to create text spans #88
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This commit introduces the function `span()` to create text spans more
conveniently. Using this function provides better tool support since the
tooling can suggest text properties and values. Since the function
returns objects with a specific type, less type annotations are
required.
For example, the following line of code
```ts
let block = { text: ['Hello ', { text: 'World!', fontWeight: 'bold' }] };
```
can now be replaced with:
```ts
let block = { text: ['Hello ', span('World!', { fontWeight: 'bold' })]);
```
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This commit introduces the function
span()to create text spans more conveniently. Using this function provides better tool support since the tooling can suggest text properties and values. Since the function returns objects with a specific type, less type annotations are required.For example, the following line of code
can now be replaced with: