Relative paths broken in declaration files

[davidgruar]

In the latest release (1.1.1) some relative paths in declaration files are incorrectly specified - this appears to be due to microsoft/TypeScript#24599. This results in build errors in any project that consumes not-valid.

Example, in bin/create-validator.d.ts:

export declare const createValidator: <T>(predicate: ValidationPredicate<T>, message: string) => (value: T) => import("../../../Code/validation/src/results/validation-result").ValidationResult;
export declare const createValidatorFactory: <T>(predicate: (value: T) => boolean, defaultMessage: string) => (message?: string | undefined) => (value: T) => import("../../../Code/validation/src/results/validation-result").ValidationResult;
export declare const createAsyncValidator: <T>(predicate: (value: T) => Promise<boolean>, message: string) => (value: T) => Promise<import("../../../Code/validation/src/results/validation-result").ValidationResult>;
export declare const createAsyncValidatorFactory: <T>(predicate: (value: T) => Promise<boolean>, defaultMessage: string) => (message?: string | undefined) => (value: T) => Promise<import("../../../Code/validation/src/results/validation-result").ValidationResult>;

Upgrading to typescript@3 fixes this.

[davidgruar]

@Jameskmonger