* Add "as" attribute to links
See corresponding addition here: https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/7582
* Add "as" attribute to link elements in React v16 definition
* Turn commas into semicolons (React 15)
* Turn commas into semicolons (React 16)
* react-dom: add createPortal API.
* React, React-DOM: move portal interface to types/react, update render for class components to include ReactPortal.
* react-dom: add second portal test case with jsx, allow jsx in react-dom-tests.
* react, react-dom createPortal api: remove undocumented arguments, properties.
* [react] Fix `isValidElement` to accept `any` type
* [react] Fix `isValidElement` method param type
Change `object` parameter type from `any` to more explicit.
* Test
* Fix react typings
* Revert "Use []-syntax for some cases."
This reverts commit 5f6e55843980b2cff9ace4174f72b4f8aa7ad278.
* Modify another render function's return type
* Use Array<T> instead in react.d.ts & Fix issues with the typescript linter & Adapt changes in react-router
* Convert Array<T> to T[]
* Add support for string and number return types.
* Add hydrate method
* Add hydrate to react-dom-tests.ts
* Fix whitespace
* Create shared interface for `render` and `hydrate`
* Add renderToNodeStream and renderToStaticNodeStream methods in ReactDomServer
* Add proper nodejs.readablestream
* Add react-dom v15 for backwards compatibility
* Add proper baseUrl for react-dom/v15
* Change react test _interval type to NodeJS.Timer
* Export the renderer interface
* Change react/v15 to use NodeJS.Timer
The types aren't quite as nice as when providing a string literal like
"div" or "input", but it works as well as it did before the
string-literal-overload change in #17507.
DOMAttributes, HTMLAttributes and SVGAttributes are all weak types.
In React.DOMElement, people always pass either HTMLAttributes or
SVGAttributes, so the type parameter is just constrained to
DOMAttributes. This is not as good as a union of (HTML | SVGAttrs) for 2
reasons:
1. Valid HTMLAttributes objects that don't include some DOMAttributes
properties fail TS 2.4's weak type check.
2. Invalid HTMLAttributes objects don't get type checking for
HTMLAttributes properties.
For example:
```ts
var e: React.DOMElement<{
style: {
checked: "no"
}
}, Element>;
```
But `checked` is actually a boolean. Previously, this was not an error.
