Improve type inference with zen-observable
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Description:
While trying to consume a
zen-observableinto rxjs viafrom, the types weren't being inferred. I added a facscimille of the zen-observable types asCompatObservableto the tests to figure out how it was failing, and discovered the solution of adding aInteropSubscribablewith an overload, which allowed the types to infer properly. This might be a shortcoming of typescript itself, but, in the meantime, this seems to work well.Related issue (if exists):