Re-enable eslint prettier rule after being accidentally disabled for 3 years #454
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It looks like in #267 (which was 3 years ago!), I accidentally disabled prettier linting altogether 馃槺
https://github.com/jlfwong/speedscope/pull/267/files#diff-e2954b558f2aa82baff0e30964490d12942e0e251c1aa56c3294de6ec67b7cf5
There's no comment in that PR about this being an intentional thing, so I have to assume this was a dumb mistake.