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Bring lint pipeline up to date w/ module template #28
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We would like to bump the development Node version to 20, but this requires bumping `eslint-plugin-jsdoc`. The minimum version of this package that supports Node 20 is 43.0.0, but this version expects a minimum Node version of 16. This commit bumps the minimum Node version to 16 and drops 12 and 14 from the CI matrix.
This is a requirement for bumping ESLint packages, since `@metamask/eslint-config-typescript` now enables type-aware rules. Unfortunately, the current TypeScript config file excludes test files, so running `yarn lint` would produce an error once those packages were upgraded.
- Upgrade all ESLint packages to match the module template - Upgrade `@metamask/auto-changelog` - Reformat changelog via Prettier - Add `depcheck` and `.depcheckrc.json`, and run it via `yarn lint`
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