Use descriptive names

Choose names that clearly and unambiguously describe their purpose rather than being overly generic or technical. Names should be self-documenting and immediately convey what the entity does or represents.

Key principles:

• Prefer descriptive names over generic ones: MAX_ANIMATION_DURATION instead of ANIMATION_TIMEOUT
• Choose contextual names for user-facing types: IgnoreUnknownProps instead of DeepStripStringIndexUnknown
• Method names should clearly indicate behavior: trackClasses instead of addClasses (which implies DOM manipulation)
• Follow the philosophy: “choose the shortest name that unambiguously and meaningfully describes a thing”

Examples:

// ❌ Generic or misleading names
const ANIMATION_TIMEOUT = 4000;
export type DeepStripStringIndexUnknown<T> = ...;
addClasses(details: AnimationDetails, classes: string[]): void;

// ✅ Descriptive and clear names  
const MAX_ANIMATION_DURATION = 4000;
export type IgnoreUnknownProps<T> = ...;
trackClasses(details: AnimationDetails, classes: string[]): void;

Avoid names that could confuse developers about the actual functionality. When in doubt, err on the side of being more descriptive rather than more concise.