Clearer rule severity for React Compiler eslint plugin #6870
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Using "off", "warn", "error" has been supported for many years now - I think this helps improve the readability :) I completely forgot what rule: 2 meant - had to find it at https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/rules
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What is this PR?
Updates the eslint-plugin-react-compiler docs to use severity of
"error"rather than severity of2Why is this PR?
Using
"off","warn","error"for eslint rule severity has been supported for many years now - I think this helps improve the readability :)I completely forgot what rule: 2 meant - had to look it up!
https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/rules