[Content]: Typescript "Event handling" and "Advanced JSX attributes and directives" sections

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Typescript "Event handling" and "Advanced JSX attributes and directives" sections

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https://docs.solidjs.com/configuration/typescript#event-handling
https://docs.solidjs.com/configuration/typescript#advanced-jsx-attributes-and-directives
https://docs.solidjs.com/configuration/typescript#custom-event-handlers

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• "Event handling" section and "custom event handler" section are split up, it makes more sense for these to be together
• "custom event handler" section is currently under "Advanced JSX attributes and directives" along with "Forcing properties and custom attributes" and "Custom directives". I'm not sure it makes sense to have these split up. I feel like it would be easier to find if they were all just part of the list of API types. @LadyBluenotes let me know what you think about this one please.
• "Forcing properties and custom attributes" and "Custom directives" are not a high enough level heading to show up in the page outline
• "custom event handler" should be renamed since it also covers standard events, it is really just how to type on: both custom and standard events
• standard events for on: are not included in SolidJS by default so the types have to be added manually, it should probably just be a subsection rather than a callout

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Beginne mit den Abschnitten der TypeScript-Seite an den drei verlinkten Dokumentationsankern: Event handling, Advanced JSX attributes and directives und Custom event handlers. Überprüfe die aktuellen Überschriften und Inhalte und fasse anschließend die relevanten Abschnitte zusammen und benenne sie um, damit die Seitenstruktur und die Anleitung zur Typisierung von Events klarer sind. Erledigt ist die Aufgabe, wenn die betroffenen Themen logisch gruppiert sind und sowohl standardmäßige als auch benutzerdefinierte on:-Events korrekt beschreiben.