Any non-string values passed to `clsx/lite` are intentionally ignored, thus passing arrays or objects to it is likely an error.

> ```ts > // NOTE: Any non-string input(s) ignored > clsx({ foo: true }); > ```

Currently, `clsx` and `clsx/lite` use the same type declaration, resulting in these user errors not being identified by type checking.

This pull request introduces a new type declaration for `clsx/lite`. In comparison to the previous declaration, the follow argument types are still accectped:

- `string | boolean | undefined | null`

and the following types are not accepted anymore:

- `ClassArray | ClassDictionary | number | bigint`

This should help catch user errors.