Drop adde-lint, use ls-lint for lint:files run-script #1165
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bantic
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Feb 6, 2025
| ls: | ||
| .js: kebab-case | ||
| .d.ts: kebab-case | ||
| .ts: kebab-case |
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There are no .ts files (yet), this is here for future-proofing when/if they are added.
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Related to #1163 and #1164.
This replaces
adde-lint --fileswith the ls-lint tool.The adde-lint lintFiles subcommand is fairly complicated and doesn't directly map onto the ls-lint rules, so I didn't attempt for 100% accuracy in ensuring the ls-lint rules corresponded to the existing ones. I've just added the sensible defaults (ie kebab-case for everything except allow all-caps for some .md files).