Tidyup examples and internal InitialisedList type
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This pull request removes a number of
CHANGELOGs from the examples that are unused.These files are routinely copied between examples and are not useful for consumers, or us.
I have opted to remove them.
This pull request additionally changes the internal
InitialisedListtype to follow suite with a more consistent structure centered around the property keys we are used to. This should help future work currently ongoing in this area.This pull request has no changeset, as nothing has changed in respect to our publicly documented interfaces.
Users of
context.experimental.listswill be impacted, but that outcome is part of usingexperimentaland will be trivially caught by Typescript.