Add Prettier and ESLint configuration to projects#69
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This pull request adds Prettier and its Tailwind CSS plugin to all Next.js monolith templates (blog, ecommerce, portfolio, saas, school) to enforce consistent code formatting. It also updates ESLint configurations to integrate with Prettier and introduces new npm scripts for formatting and auto-fixing lint errors.
Formatting and linting improvements:
.prettierrcconfiguration files with formatting rules and enabled theprettier-plugin-tailwindcssplugin for all templates..eslintrc.jsonfiles to extend from bothnext/core-web-vitalsandprettier, ensuring ESLint and Prettier work together without conflicts.Tooling and dependencies:
prettier,prettier-plugin-tailwindcss, andeslint-config-prettieras dev dependencies in each template'spackage.json.format(runs Prettier on the codebase) andlint:fix(runs ESLint with auto-fix), in addition to the existinglintscript.Closes #48