chore: update dependencies and migrate ESLint to flat config - #351
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Updates the dependency set (including the React 19 upgrade) and associated build config, and migrates ESLint from .eslintrc.json to eslint.config.mjs. `ignores` lives in its own standalone config object so it acts as a true global ignore under flat config - mixed into the same object as rules/plugins it would only scope that object's own rules, which let the CI lint step lint the built dist/ output.
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Updates the dependency set (including the React 19 upgrade) and associated build config, and migrates ESLint from .eslintrc.json to eslint.config.mjs.
ignoreslives in its own standalone config object so it acts as a true global ignore under flat config - mixed into the same object as rules/plugins it would only scope that object's own rules, which let the CI lint step lint the built dist/ output.