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Major changes: - Excluded fortday game files and meta/scripts from ESLint (legacy global scripts) - Removed unused imports and variables across game components - Converted catch blocks to modern parameterless syntax - Replaced Set/Map with SvelteSet/SvelteMap for reactivity - Converted any types to unknown for API response handling - Added keys to each blocks for proper reconciliation - Removed unnecessary snippet declarations in Field components - Added comments to intentional empty catch blocks - Fixed import sorting Remaining 15 errors are mostly unnecessary conditionals that require understanding game logic to determine if they are truly redundant or serve a purpose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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