Add jscpd to lint and deduplicate shared rule plumbing - #469
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Add a jscpd lint task scoped to shipped source files. Refactor shared rule plumbing so the source tree stays under the configured duplication threshold without changing rule behavior.
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Add jscpd to lint and deduplicate shared rule plumbing
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Add jscpd to just lint with a 0.5% threshold scoped to shipped TypeScript sources.
Refactor shared rule plumbing for callback tracking, Mocha config value checks, hook allow-lists, return checks, and direct statement detection so the source tree stays under the duplication gate.
Local verification: npx just lint; npx just test-unit-with-coverage. npx just test-bench still misses the runtime budget on this machine, and the same runtime benchmark miss reproduces on current main.