Support contextual type for property assignments in JS that are not declarations #18820
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Fixes #18817
getSpecialPropertyAssignmentKind !== SpecialPropertyAssignmentKind.Noneis not sufficient to know that something is a special property assignment. It returnstruefor any property assignment, and then the binder does more work to determine whether it should actually be treated specially.