increased type safety via string literals

We would get considerably better type safety out of many of the form instance functions if we used the keyof operator. For instance, this simple change would make it impossible to accidentally misspell the field that we're looking for.

export interface FormInstance<Values = any> {
    getFieldValue: (name: NamePath) => StoreValue;

to this:

export interface FormInstance<Values = any> {
    getFieldValue: <NamePath extends keyof FormFieldsAndValues>(name: NamePath) => FormFieldsAndValues[NamePath] | undefined;

So then if field you wanted to get was called "address" you couldn't make the mistake of typing:

form.getFieldValue("addr")

Start by locating the TypeScript definitions for FormInstance, getFieldValue, NamePath, and FormFieldsAndValues, then inspect the other form instance functions that may need the same treatment. Done means the relevant APIs reject misspelled field names and return value types derived from the form fields.