Automated Testing: Fix and use built-in mechanism for flagging unused disables#78313
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…gnore patterns" This reverts commit 73031e9.
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What?
Fixes an issue where unused ESLint disable comments are not being correctly flagged, and fixes existing issues.
This may have regressed as part of the recent ESLint upgrade in #76654. Strangely, we had the rule configured to catch issues as an error, but they were being surfaced as a warning.
Why?
Unused disables add unnecessary noise to the code and potential confusion.
How?
Uses
linterOptions.reportUnusedDisableDirectives, which is now a built-in option.Testing Instructions
npm run lint:jsshould pass.Use of AI Tools
No AI used.