Not all interfaces should be marked as constructable

E.g. trying to call AbortSignal with new throws Illegal constructor error.

> new AbortSignal()
  Uncaught TypeError: Illegal constructor.

This is not currently handled by the declaration:

declare var AbortSignal: {
    prototype: AbortSignal;
    new(): AbortSignal;
};

[saschanaz]

This is because instanceof check requires a constructor member. But never seemingly works:

interface Foo {}

declare var Foo: {
    prototype: Foo;
    new(): never;
};

let foo = {} as Foo;
if (foo instanceof Foo) {
  foo // $Foo
}

@orta does new(): never make sense to fix this?

[aloisklink]

This also affects NodeList (which could have prevented a bug: https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/pull/3396)

Maybe it’s worth putting in a /** @deprecated */ JSDoc tag to constructors that throw Illegal constructor, so some tools (like ESLint/VS Code) will warn about using them.