jsr publish doesn't warn on "slow types", but JSR score still suffers because of "slow types"

[Thesephi]

Dear community,

I've been maintaining a JSR lib at 100% JSR score for several months. But in my latest release, it dropped to 76%, due to "slow types":

My question is: is there any command we can run to reveal which exact types are being "slow" here?

I've tried several things based on my knowledge:

deno publish --dry-run
Checking for slow types in the public API...
Simulating publish of @dklab/[email protected] with files:
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/CHANGELOG.md (2.91KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/LICENSE (1.05KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/README.md (9.41KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/deps.ts (1.25KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/jsr.json (354B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/mod.ts (553B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Constants.ts (173B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Controller.ts (998B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/ControllerMethodArgs.ts (6.7KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Delete.ts (901B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Get.ts (883B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Head.ts (889B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Options.ts (907B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Patch.ts (895B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Post.ts (889B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Put.ts (883B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/Store.ts (688B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/oasStore.ts (2.32KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/useOakServer.ts (1.62KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/useOas.ts (2.43KB)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/utils/getUserSuppliedDecoratedMethodName.ts (807B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/utils/inspect.ts (145B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/src/utils/logger.ts (367B)
   file:///oak-routing-ctrl/test_utils/mockRequestInternals.ts (1.77KB)
Warning Aborting due to --dry-run

gives me a clean output (success)

Event GitHub action completes successfully: https://github.com/Thesephi/oak-routing-ctrl/actions/runs/9898400859/job/27345131692#step:7:9

deno check --all mod.ts 
Check file:///oak-routing-ctrl/mod.ts

also gives me a clean output. No warning, no error...

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Even I can guesstimate what could possibly have been judged as "slow types", it's a best-effort endeavour at best, and likely a yak-shaving process that sees no easy end.

To this end, I'd love to ask here, if anyone is aware of a method to "print out all slow types"? If there's no such thing yet, may I get pointed to the person or team who's most likely working on a similar topic, so that I might offer some assistance (if it's in my capacity)?

Last but not least: if anyone needs a live example to reproduce this, please feel free to clone the repo at this tag: https://github.com/Thesephi/oak-routing-ctrl/tree/v0.8.2 then try deno publish --dry-run on it!

Thank you in advance for your insights on this matter!