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Example usage:

```ts
// Example usage:
type Example = SnakeCase<'My--Wacky--Type'> // "my_wacky_type"
type AnotherExample = SnakeCase<'  LeadingTrailing  '> // "leading_trailing"
type CamelCaseExample = SnakeCase<'Camel _-Case0987String  '> // "camel_case_string"
type ExampleWithNumerals = SnakeCase<'MyVariable2020IsCool'> // "my_variable_2020_is_cool"
type AnotherExampleWithNumerals = SnakeCase<'2020MyVariableIsCool'> // "2020_my_variable_is_cool"
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