Bump eslint to 10 and eslint-plugin-unicorn to 64#2473
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The eslint 10 and unicorn 64 majors ship several new strict rules (preserve-caught-error, no-useless-assignment, unicorn/no-immediate-mutation) that flag long-standing patterns across the codebase. Disabling them in the config keeps the upgrade narrow — fixing them properly is a separate cleanup. eslint 10 also stopped re-exporting @eslint/js transitively, so it's added as an explicit devDependency. The /* global WebSocket */ pragma in the Safari inspector client is dropped now that WebSocket is a built-in Node global. Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com Change-Id: Ic11598e9434169fd0662f0538dc9671b50b3e631
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The eslint 10 and unicorn 64 majors ship several new strict rules
(preserve-caught-error, no-useless-assignment, unicorn/no-immediate-mutation)
that flag long-standing patterns across the codebase. Disabling them in the
config keeps the upgrade narrow — fixing them properly is a separate cleanup.
eslint 10 also stopped re-exporting @eslint/js transitively, so it's added as
an explicit devDependency. The /* global WebSocket */ pragma in the Safari
inspector client is dropped now that WebSocket is a built-in Node global.
Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com
Change-Id: Ic11598e9434169fd0662f0538dc9671b50b3e631