Bump jfmengels/elm-review-unused from 1.1.8 to 1.1.27 in /review

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Bumps jfmengels/elm-review-unused from 1.1.8 to 1.1.27.

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1.1.27 - 2022-09-19

This release contains HUGE performance updates. Rough benchmarks show some of the slow rules ([NoUnused.Exports], [NoUnused.CustomTypeConstructors] and [NoUnused.CustomTypeConstructorArgs]) are now 20-40 times faster compared to the previous release.

[1.1.26] - 2022-09-11

• Fixed an issue in [NoUnused.Dependencies] that led the elm.json to become corrupt

[1.1.25] - 2022-09-10

• [NoUnused.Patterns] now reports multiple aliases (((A a) as y) as z)
• [NoUnused.Patterns] now reports aliases on a variable pattern (name as otherName)
• [NoUnused.Patterns] now reports aliases to wildcard (_ as thing) in parameters, and [NoUnused.Parameters] now doesn't
• Improved the fixes for [NoUnused.Patterns] to not include unnecessary patterns
• Improved the fixes for [NoUnused.Patterns] to have formatting look more like elm-format

[1.1.24] - 2022-09-02

• [NoUnused.Variables] now reports imports that get shadowed by other imports ([252475888b79a88f107571c1002d0ed650622ddb])

[1.1.23] - 2022-08-24

This version merges the [NoUnused.Modules] into the [NoUnused.Exports] rule.

A common issue when running elm-review --fix (or --fix-all) was when you had the two rules enabled and encountered an unused module.

While in fix mode, NoUnused.Exports would remove every export one at a time, which would likely be followed by [NoUnused.Variables] removing the previously exported element. This would go on until the module is as empty as it can be. At this point, you would finally be able to see NoUnused.Modules's error indicating that the module is unused.

Whether you want to remove the module or use it somewhere in response to this message, this is a lot of unnecessary work for you and/or the tool, making --fix-all painfully long.

By having the NoUnused.Exports do the work of both rules, and not reporting any unused exports when the entire module is unused, this situation should not happen anymore, or not as exacerbated.

[NoUnused.Modules] is therefore now deprecated and should not be used anymore. It is removed from the example configuration.

[1.1.22] - 2022-04-14

• Fixed an issue in [NoUnused.Variables] where removing a let declaration would not always remove its type annotation ([24237116ada98791d8ff79630ca5d4eb632ef6ea])

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• ff02ba2 1.1.27
• 2f3387c Speed up NoUnused.Parameters
• b18295a Speed up NoUnused.Modules
• 35684b2 Speed up NoUnused.CustomTypeConstructorArgs
• 85d88c9 Speed up NoUnused.CustomTypeConstructors
• 020995c Speed up isMainFunction
• c3c07df Speed up typesUsedInDeclaration
• 875900f Speed up collectExposedElements
• 2820d26 Speed up foldProjectContexts
• 6ada3f5 Speed up fromModuleToProject
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