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Declare rules as JS-only - #426

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Summary

  • declare every rule as JS-only with meta.languages: ["js/js"]
  • add a plugin-level test that asserts all rules expose that language metadata
  • make the JS-only behavior explicit instead of letting misconfigured non-JS usage fail later during rule execution

Fixes #390.

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  • npm run eslint
  • npm run test:unit

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Merge pull request #426 from lo1tuma/make-rules-js-only
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Declare rules as JS-only
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mocha/handle-done-callback fails when linting non-js/non-ts files

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