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chore: clean up dependencies, spell check caching, and leftover markup - #4833
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Looks good to me, great work! 🚀
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Issue URL: N/A
What is the current behavior?
A few small leftovers: a spell check that re-reads every file, a dependency used once, a heading level skip on the glossary, dependency install scripts nobody reviewed, and dead markup from older versions of the site.
What is the new behavior?
npm run spellcheckuses--cache, so a repeat local run takes 4s instead of 12s..cspellcacheis gitignoredfs-extrais removed.scripts/release-notes.mjswas its only user and now writes the same JSON withfs.writeFileSync##instead of###, so the page no longer jumps from the h1 to h3. Anchors are unchangedallowScriptsinpackage.jsondenies install scripts for the 4 dependencies that have them. None are needed:@parcel/watcherandfseventsship prebuilt binaries@swc/coreonly checks its prebuilt binary and downloads a WASM fallback if that failscore-jsprints a funding message<div id="what-is">, left over from the pre-Docusaurus site<intro-end />on 4 pages, which nothing styles or readsDoes this introduce a breaking change?
Other information
npm only reports
allowScriptstoday and will enforce it in a future release. To check that enforcement won't break anything, I installed withnpm ci --ignore-scriptsand built the site. The swc, parcel watcher and fsevents bindings all load.Apart from the removed tags, the
intro-endpages build to the same HTML.The glossary terms now render at h2 size. Preview: Glossary