Drop eslint and prettier from CI, update Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
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dcousens
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We don't need to check typescript on Windows
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The linting tooling is not helping the productivity of this project at this time, and as the primary maintainer, I am finding myself spending more time fighting the "errors" than I want to be. As part of this pull request, I am removing any linting tooling as part of our continuous integration pipeline.
This pull request additionally bumps the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct to version 2.1.
Lastly, this pull request uses
eslint --fixto apply a number of project-wide rules.The rules have been applied atomically in their commits, to allow for easy commit verification and review if needed.
I'll still be using linting locally, so we can expect a return of an
.eslintrcor similar in time, but I'll probably opt for something less opinionated.