Disable init-declarations in eslint-config#57
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The `init-declarations` and `unicorn/no-useless-undefined` rules left no clean way to declare `let x: T | undefined;` — one warns on missing initializer, the other warns on the explicit `= undefined`. Drop `init-declarations`; hoisting bugs remain covered by `no-var` + `prefer-const`, and TypeScript's strict null checks flag genuine use-before-assign for non-optional types. Closes #53 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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init-declarationsfrom@gtbuchanan/eslint-configbecause it conflicts withunicorn/no-useless-undefinedfor the commonlet x: T | undefined;pattern — one rule warns on the missing initializer, the other on the explicit= undefined.no-var+prefer-const; TypeScript's strict null checks flag genuine use-before-assign for non-optional types.init-declarations.Closes #53
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