chore: remove usage of "export *" #33457
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Previous Behavior
export *is used in a lot of files.New Behavior
No API changes
export *is replaced with exact exports. This will improve performance of current compiler in Griffel and will unblock the future one, see microsoft/griffel#621.This PR also enables the ESLint rule for
**/src/**/*.{ts,tsx,js}files, so we won't regress.Note: I used autofix via
--fixon ESLint, so some other things were fixed (unused ESLint suppressions, etc.).