Is there a way to get type-checking errors back on the command line?

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### Problem description

Love the project, appreciate all your work on it.
This may better fit as a "question", but sadly I've not been able to access your Discord.

The question:
Is there a way to get type-checking errors back on the command line?

I had been using version `6.0.0-beta.65` for some time, and when running `electron-forge start` I regularly got terminal feedback along these lines for type errors:

```
ERROR in editor.ts
../EditorCore/src/editor.ts 134:21-25
[tsl] ERROR in editor.ts(134,22)
TS2552: Cannot find name 'msg_'. Did you mean 'msg'?
@ ../EditorCore/src/start.tsx 18:17-36
@ ../EditorCore/src/index.ts 7:14-32
@ ./src/renderer.js 8:0-35 26:0-5
```

(That's just an intentionally-added error, misspelling a variable FWIW.)

After upgrading to v6.0.3 I still get that feedback - but over the Electron GUI, not in the terminal.
Is there a way to re-enable this on the terminal?

I did see this (now pretty old) issue and comment:
https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-forge-templates/issues/27#issuecomment-294277496
and elsewhere saw the recommendation to (just) separately run `tsc --watch` or similar. Which I can do. But would love if there's a switch or option for `electron-forge` to enable it while running the dev server.

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