refactor: Replace ESLint with oxlint for faster linting #370
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Switch from ESLint to oxlint, a much faster Rust-based linter. Oxlint runs 100x faster while maintaining similar rule coverage for TypeScript, React, and Next.js. - Remove ESLint and related plugins - Add oxlint v1.35.0 with TypeScript, React, and Next.js plugins - Configure ignore patterns matching previous ESLint setup
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Remove lint and test execution from Vercel build command since these checks already run in GitHub Actions workflow (test.yml). This speeds up Vercel deployments and centralizes CI in GitHub.
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Switch from ESLint to oxlint, a much faster Rust-based linter.
Oxlint runs 100x faster while maintaining similar rule coverage
for TypeScript, React, and Next.js.