Add eslint-plugin-mozilla plugin

[pdehaan]

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[pdehaan]

I just disabled the rule for these 3 lines. Not sure if there is some "sanitization" module we wanted to use or something to make sure there aren't any potential XSS leaks from the l10n files.

[vladikoff]

@pdehaan we shall take a look at it once we tag the sync build, thanks for the pr!

[vladikoff]

@pdehaan Could you please rebase this?

[vladikoff]

@pdehaan could you please rebase this ?

[pdehaan]

@vladikoff Consider yourself rebased... I also bumped the eslint-plugin-mozilla and eslint dependency versions and ran eslint src --fix to auto-fix all the formatting errors.

I also noticed that indenting may be a bit funky in some places since we don't seem to have any indent rules enabled in ESLint. I could run it through prettier (npm run format), but not sure how noisy and disruptive that would be, so I'd save it for a future PR.

notes/package.json

Line 67 in 03cd44a

"format": "prettier 'src/**/!(vendor)/*.{css,js}' --single-quote --write",

[Natim]

Thanks @pdehaan we will definitely add prettier while moving to a React.JS codebase.

[vladikoff]

@pdehaan thank you!

[mozfreddyb]

@vladikoff wrote
we shall take a look at [sanitizing html] once we tag the sync build, thanks for the pr!

so, @vladikoff did you? :)
If not, I recommend looking at https://github.com/cure53/DOMPurify

[vladikoff]

@pdehaan any luck adding that ^ ?