chore: use espree's built-in types #284
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What is the purpose of this pull request?
This pull request removes the redundant
@types/espreedependency sinceespreenow ships with its own TypeScript type definitions. It updates the codebase to use espree's built-in types instead of the separate DefinitelyTyped packageWhat changes did you make? (Give an overview)
@types/espreedependency fromdevDependenciesVersiontype with espree's built-inEcmaVersiontype throughout the codebase@ts-expect-errorcomment inuse-ast.tsthat was suppressing a type mismatch error (now resolved)This PR depends on espree v11.1.0 which has not been released yet. Keeping this as a draft until the release is available.