chore: switch from eslint to oxlint#1594
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Switches the linter from ESLint to oxlint for faster linting performance locally and in CI.
Changes
oxlint+oxlint-tsgolintoxlint.config.tsmirroring the existing ESLint rule configurationeslint.config.tsandtsconfig.lint.jsoneslint-disabledirectives across source and test filestypescript/prefixRules not available in oxlint
logical-assignment-operators(eslint)@typescript-eslint/naming-convention@stylistic/padding-line-between-statementsThese are kept as comments in the config for future reference.
Result
Lint runs in ~500ms on 370 files (124 rules, 10 threads).