A utility built on TSLint for linting TypeScript declaration (.d.ts) files.
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dtslint is a utility for linting TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts) to ensure they follow style guidelines and are type-correct. It's designed for library authors who want to provide type definitions for their libraries, and is particularly useful for those contributing to DefinitelyTyped. The tool automatically installs TypeScript and TSLint, allowing users to write tests using $ExpectType and $ExpectError assertions to verify type behavior.
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