integrate Prettier for consistent code formatting#246
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Thanks for adding the rules and formatting the code 🥳 🙏
As far as I can tell, the changes LGTM 😄 (unfortunately, I am not very experienced with linting in javascript)
The workflow checks the linting ✔️
I verified locally that changes can be applied/fixed with npm run lint-fix ✔️
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This PR implements ESLint rules to enforce consistent code formatting across the project. By incorporating these rules, we aim to establish a standardized code style, promoting enhanced readability and maintainability. The changes made in this PR include adjustments necessary to adhere to the specified formatting standards.