wip: polymorphic components test

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Experimenting reducing code duplication with polymorphic components

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The generated code looks good to me.

For faster build speed, we can remove the postbuild (Prettier) script and just ignore these generated files from Prettier (and/or ESLint).

(Idea: we can create our own file name pattern for generated files, like xxx.gen.ts. Then we can just add *.gen.ts into .eslintignore / .prettierignore)