Original code: https://gist.github.com/matthieubulte/e58dc1a6add5e114de0328f57dd3f460

I was curious if TypeScript's type system is expressive enough to support this usage. Also I knew that I will have bugs while translating the code, and wanted to see if they will be caught by the type checker. Surely enough a bug I did have a bug, because the bug was not related to the tree balancing it was not caught by the type system.

• some places needed explcit Same, pointing towards type inference failure.
• without match syntax code is more akward. Typing out types and constructors separately is a hassle.
• union types in TS can express intermediate unions like NonLeaf, which can express t.left without descructuring.
• hard to write randomTree function without full dependent types.

• build - npm i && tsc -w
• test - node_modules/mocha/bin/mocha build/test.js