No means of flagging APIs as "non-pseudo"

[sgtcoolguy]

We should introduce an optional property on types so we can manually classify them as one of our known pseudo types:

• proxy
• module
• view
• pseudo

Basically we assume anything extending from Ti.Module (or in Global namespace) is a 'module', anything extending from 'Ti.proxy' is a 'proxy', anything extending 'Ti.UI.View' is a 'view' and all others are 'pseudo'.

But when trying to document Node.js shims, they're all getting marked as 'pseudo' (which ends up with the info box saying they're an abstract type).

I assume TypeScript has some nomenclature for declaring types as "abstract/pseudo" versus "normal"? I'd like to flag the top-level node.js shims and 'module's, and any classes they expose as non-abstract types (though they're not really proxies?).