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* fix: mark `accessors` and `immutable` as deprecated
* add warnings for deprecated <svelte:options> attributes
* disable accessors in runes mode
* update tests
* tidy up
* the hell?
* regenerate types
* if I would get a dollar for every windows bug I fix I would be a millionaire by now
* return instance _and_ props in runes mode, move flushSync into shared code, don't set accessors in runes mode
* goddammit
* note breaking change
* fix
* regenerate messages
* Revert "return instance _and_ props in runes mode, move flushSync into shared code, don't set accessors in runes mode"
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