The `numeric` and `logarithmic` tick formatters require that `this` be provided. That happens automatically if they're used directly as a tick callback but not if they're invoked manually. Failing to pass `this` results in runtime errors similar to the following:
```
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'chart')
```
helpers.dom.ts functions referenced the internal `Chart` JavaScript class rather than the published `Chart<TType, TData, TLabel>` TypeScript definition. This causes errors when outside code tries to call helper functions.
The two `Chart` interfaces are incompatible - the `width`, `height`, and `currentDevicePixelRatio` properties are declared as readonly in the TS declaration but are manipulated by helpers.dom.ts functions, and helpers.dom.ts functions need to be invoked both by internal Chart.js code (which uses the JS class) and by outside code (which uses the TS types). To address this, I'm importing the JS version as `PrivateChart`. There may be a better solution.
It's my understanding that the comment about "typedefs are auto-exported" is obsolete now that helpers.dom is a native TS file.
Fixes#11153
