chore: use .toBeCallableWith() in type tests

[mrazauskas]

To draw attention, TSTyche 4 shipped with .toBeCallableWith() as well as .not.toBeCallableWith() matchers.

These can be used instead of .toRaiseError() to communicate the intent of the test much better. That also means there will be no red squiggles, because TypeScript will not detect any errors.

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If there any errors would appear in the type tests (try removing some .not), TSTyche will be loud and clear about that:

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[mrazauskas]

@philibea Could you take a look, please? (;