refactor(ci): add --noEmit to lint build
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Without this, the lint job actually generates a bunch of in-tree `*.js` files. This creates a bunch of noise for developers who blindly copy-past the command to debug an issue and also risks future commands in this job running against those `*.js` files, which likely wouldn't be intended.
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Without this, the lint job actually generates a bunch of in-tree
*.jsfiles. This creates a bunch of noise for developers who blindly copy-past the command to debug an issue and also risks future commands in this job running against those*.jsfiles, which likely wouldn't be intended.