Handle graphs imported from external packages in ESLint plugin and VS Code extension#237
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Handle graphs imported from external packages in ESLint plugin and VS Code extension#237
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This PR changes how the ESLint plugin and the VS Code extension interacts with the AST. It integrated ts-morph which provides better, higher-level, abstractions over AST primitives. This allows for easier AST traversal and query.
The motivation for this change is a bug reported in #230 - graphs imported from external packages weren't detected by the ESLint rule.
Fixes #230