migrate-to-shoehorn

To migrate TypeScript test assertions, replace `as Type` usages with `fromPartial()` or `fromAny()` helpers from `@total-typescript/shoehorn` and update your test file imports accordingly to improve type safety.

Fixing brittle typings in large TypeScript test suites involves migrating away from `as` type assertions to using `@total-typescript/shoehorn` for safer partial data provisioning during edge case testing.

Yes, you can use `@total-typescript/shoehorn` to improve type safety in tests without production changes by replacing unsafe `as` assertions with `fromPartial()` and `fromAny()` helpers.

You need to use `fromPartial` or `fromAny` instead of `as` when your TypeScript test suite requires safer partial data provisioning for complex objects and edge cases, reducing maintenance overhead from brittle type assertions.

Migrating test assertions to `@total-typescript/shoehorn` works for complex objects in TypeScript test suites by utilizing `fromPartial()` and `fromAny()` to safely provision partial data without relying on brittle `as` casts.