Array inheritance in ES6 declaration file (lib.es6.d.ts)

ES6 supports Array inheritance, but this is not reflected in the TypeScript declaration file (lib.es6.d.ts).

Array functions like 'filter' and 'slice' return an array of the subclass, so the following should compile in TypeScript:

class MyArray extends Array {
    get size() { return this.length; }
}

var x = new MyArray(10).slice();
x.size;

The functions 'reverse', 'concat', 'slice', 'splice', 'filter' should return with the type 'this'.
The 'map' function returns an instance of the subtype too, but it I don't know how that could be represented in TypeScript, as it would require a generic parameter in the return type, something like:
map<U>(callback: (value: T, index: number, array: this) => U): this<U>

Another issue is the static constructors of the Array class, this should compile too:

var x = MyArray.of(1,2,3);
var y = MyArray.from([1,2,3]);
x.size;
y.size;

There are also some additional complications added by the @@species Symbol, which can be used to change the type signature of the subclass to not use 'this' as the return value for functions like 'filter' and 'slice'. So for the following example, the subclass would work how the return types are defined in the declaration file currently:

class MyArray2 extends Array {
    static get [Symbol.species]() { return Array; }
}

Chrome and Node.js both already implement the array inheritance features shown here.

Start in lib.es6.d.ts and inspect the Array method and static constructor declarations against the examples in the issue. Determine how return types should represent subclassing, map, and Symbol.species, then verify the provided MyArray and MyArray2 cases compile as intended.