terminateWorker is documented in the README, but not included in the types. It can also error if the worker is not currently defined.

Expected behavior

• elk.terminateWorker() is a documented in types
• elk.terminateWorker() will not error if the worker is not defined (Not sure of the circumstances if this).

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ELK Version
0.8.2

Additional context
I want to terminate the layout rendering if the graph changes again before the rendering is complete. I'm not 100% sure that calling terminateWorker will not create a

  useEffect(() => {
    const elk = new ELK({
      workerUrl: webWorkerUrl,
    });

    elk
      .layout(elkInput)
      .then((elkOutput) => {
        // ...consume the elkOutput
      })
      .catch((err) => {
        throw new Error(err);
      });

    // Cancel the current job when input changes.
    return elk.terminateWorker; // <-- HERE
  }, [elkInput, webWorkerUrl]);

Workaround

    // Cancel the current job when input changes.
    return () => {
      // @ts-expect-error function is not documented
      if (elk.worker) elk.terminateWorker();
    };