Add missing @types for spdx deps#59
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Thanks for the prep work! One thing to keep in mind for the index.js → index.ts conversion: these @types packages describe the upstream APIs, but we use ClearlyDefined forks (clearlydefined/spdx-expression-parse.js and clearlydefined/spdx-satisfies.js) that diverge from them. We may need module declaration overrides or local augmentations when we actually convert index.js to TypeScript.
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spdx-expression-parse, spdx-license-ids, and spdx-satisfies were missing their @types packages. Adds them as devDependencies.