[React] Insufficient type for onSlChange event listeners

Describe the bug

The onSlChange event listener properties take an event listener for a SlChangeEvent event. That's defined as

export type SlChangeEvent = CustomEvent<Record<PropertyKey, never>>;
declare global {
    interface GlobalEventHandlersEventMap {
        'sl-change': SlChangeEvent;
    }
}

The event.target isn't specified. It should be the custom element type, e.g. <sl-input> or <sl-select>.

To Reproduce

Create a React form element with an onSlChange event handler:

<!-- this doesn't work, per TypeScript: -->
import SlInput from '@shoelace-style/shoelace/dist/react/input/index.js';
<SlInput
  label="From"
  type="date"
  defaultValue={from?.toISOString()?.slice(0, 10)}
  onSlChange={(e) => updateFilters({ from: e.target.valueAsDate })}
/>

<!-- this does: -->
import SlInput from '@shoelace-style/shoelace/dist/react/input/index.js';
import type SlInputElement from '@shoelace-style/shoelace/dist/components/input/input.component.js';
<SlInput
  label="From"
  type="date"
  defaultValue={from?.toISOString()?.slice(0, 10)}
  onSlChange={(e) => updateFilters({ from: (e.target as SlInputElement).valueAsDate })}
/>

It's a little bit worse for <SlSelect> since target.value is string | string[], but should really be determined by multiple.