migrate-to-shoehorn

You can migrate TypeScript test files by replacing `as Type` assertions with `fromPartial()` and `as unknown as Type` with `fromAny()` from @total-typescript/shoehorn, adding the required imports to keep tests type-safe and less brittle.

Using `fromPartial()` from @total-typescript/shoehorn allows you to pass only the properties your test actually uses while still type-checking, replacing the need for unsafe `as Type` casts when constructing partial request objects or large shapes.

You can replace `as unknown as Type` assertions with `fromAny()` from @total-typescript/shoehorn to safely pass intentionally wrong data when testing error paths, ensuring your negative testing remains type-safe and explicit.

Use `fromExact()` from @total-typescript/shoehorn when you need full-object enforcement in your tests, keeping a clear migration path back to `fromPartial()` for cases where only a few relevant properties are needed.

Yes, you can migrate existing test files by replacing `as Type` with `fromPartial()`, replacing `as unknown as Type` with `fromAny()`, and wiring up the required imports from @total-typescript/shoehorn to improve type safety and reduce test brittleness.