v2.1.0

Minor Changes

• #44 55856e4 Thanks @stevensacks! - Refresh every bundled plugin that still supports the ESLint 9 line. No config authored here changes; the new rules arrive through recommended presets this config spreads.

  Twelve rules land at error severity that were not enabled before. Eleven come from eslint-plugin-sonarjs 4.1.0 → 4.2.0, whose recommended preset guardrails spreads wholesale: assertions-in-test-cases, explicit-test-skip, memoize-cache-key, no-debug-commands-in-ui-tests, no-default-utility-imports, no-fixed-wait-in-tests, no-interpolation-in-inline-snapshots, no-mixed-completion-style, parameterized-tests, prefer-native-lodash-alternative, and synchronous-suite-callback. The twelfth is playwright/no-unnecessary-assertions, added to flat/recommended in eslint-plugin-playwright 2.11.0 and therefore live under .playwright/. Despite the test-flavored names, the SonarJS rules ship in the base recommended set rather than a test-scoped one, so they resolve for every linted file, not only specs.

  eslint-config-airbnb-extended 3.1.0 → 3.2.0 only relaxes: drizzle.config.* joins the import-x/no-extraneous-dependencies devDependencies allowlist, so a Drizzle config importing a devDependency stops erroring.

  Consumers will see new lint errors on upgrade, though the count should be small and concentrated in test files; none of the twelve is auto-fixable, so each needs a real edit or a deliberate suppression. Measured against GAIA's own tree, the whole set produced three findings, all sonarjs/parameterized-tests flagging adjacent tests that differ only by input.

  Also refreshed, with no effective rule change: @eslint/config-helpers, @vitest/eslint-plugin, eslint-plugin-better-tailwindcss, eslint-plugin-check-file, eslint-plugin-jest-dom, eslint-plugin-perfectionist, eslint-plugin-prefer-arrow-functions, eslint-plugin-storybook, and prettier-plugin-tailwindcss.

  eslint-plugin-storybook 10.4.6 → 10.5.7 tightens its own peer on storybook to ^10.5.7. A project on an earlier Storybook 10.5.x will see an unmet-peer warning until it bumps; the plugin's rules work regardless, and the warning is not fatal unless strictPeerDependencies is on.

  ESLint stays on the 9 line. eslint 10, @eslint/js 10, and eslint-plugin-unicorn 73 (which peers eslint >=10.4) all require widening the eslint peer range, so they belong to a major release rather than this one. TypeScript 7 is blocked independently: typescript-eslint 8.x peers typescript <6.1.0.