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    Changed Ghost's limit service to TypeScript This file is where Ghost's own configuration meets the limit service, so unlike the count queries it cannot move into the package: it reads hostSettings, decides the help link, swallows a misconfiguration at boot rather than refusing to start, and hands out the singleton every model and endpoint asks for. What it can do is be checked. Ghost only typechecks TypeScript, so as JavaScript none of that wiring was seen by the compiler, and neither was the limit name that the route guard takes. Ghost does not permit TypeScript syntax that cannot be erased, so the service cannot keep exporting itself as the module. It now exports itself by default, which is how every other converted service here is consumed, and the callers that want the service rather than its two helpers read it from there.
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