When using Svelte with TypeScript, all properties of a component should be typed. Props are declared by exporting a let. However, when creating a superset of an HTML element, one wouldn't want to extensively declare all props. Here's a solution for this:
<script lang="ts">
interface $$Props extends Partial<HTMLInputElement> {
prop: string;
}
export let prop: string;
// ...
</script>
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