chore(deps): update dependency eslint-plugin-import to v2.29.1

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
eslint-plugin-import	2.26.0 -> 2.29.1

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Release Notes

import-js/eslint-plugin-import (eslint-plugin-import)

v2.29.1

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Fixed

• [no-extraneous-dependencies]: ignore export type { ... } from '...' when includeTypes is false ([#​2919], thanks [@​Pandemic1617])
• [no-unused-modules]: support export patterns with array destructuring ([#​2930], thanks [@​ljharb])
• [Deps] update tsconfig-paths ([#​2447], thanks [@​domdomegg])

v2.29.0

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Added

• TypeScript config: add .cts and .mts extensions ([#​2851], thanks [@​Zamiell])
• [newline-after-import]: new option exactCount and docs update ([#​1933], thanks [@​anikethsaha] and [@​reosarevok])
• [newline-after-import]: fix exactCount with considerComments false positive, when there is a leading comment ([#​2884], thanks [@​kinland])

v2.28.1

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Fixed

• [order]: revert breaking change to single nested group ([#​2854], thanks [@​yndajas])

Changed

• [Docs] remove duplicate fixable notices in docs ([#​2850], thanks [@​bmish])

v2.28.0

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Fixed

• [no-duplicates]: remove duplicate identifiers in duplicate imports ([#​2577], thanks [@​joe-matsec])
• [consistent-type-specifier-style]: fix accidental removal of comma in certain cases ([#​2754], thanks [@​bradzacher])
• [Perf] ExportMap: Improve ExportMap.for performance on larger codebases ([#​2756], thanks [@​leipert])
• [no-extraneous-dependencies]/TypeScript: do not error when importing inline type from dev dependencies ([#​1820], thanks [@​andyogo])
• [newline-after-import]/TypeScript: do not error when re-exporting a namespaced import ([#​2832], thanks [@​laurens-dg])
• [order]: partial fix for [#​2687] (thanks [@​ljharb])
• [no-duplicates]: Detect across type and regular imports ([#​2835], thanks [@​benkrejci])
• [extensions]: handle . and .. properly ([#​2778], thanks [@​benasher44])
• [no-unused-modules]: improve schema (thanks [@​ljharb])
• [no-unused-modules]: report error on binding instead of parent export ([#​2842], thanks [@​Chamion])

Changed

• [Docs] [no-duplicates]: fix example schema ([#​2684], thanks [@​simmo])
• [Docs] [group-exports]: fix syntax highlighting ([#​2699], thanks [@​devinrhode2])
• [Docs] [extensions]: reference node ESM behavior ([#​2748], thanks [@​xM8WVqaG])
• [Refactor] [exports-last]: use array.prototype.findlastindex (thanks [@​ljharb])
• [Refactor] [no-anonymous-default-export]: use object.fromentries (thanks [@​ljharb])
• [Refactor] [no-unused-modules]: use array.prototype.flatmap (thanks [@​ljharb])

v2.27.5

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Fixed

• [order]: Fix group ranks order when alphabetizing ([#​2674], thanks [@​Pearce-Ropion])

v2.27.4

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Fixed

• semver should be a prod dep ([#​2668])

v2.27.3

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Fixed

• [no-empty-named-blocks]: rewrite rule to only check import declarations ([#​2666])

v2.27.2

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Fixed

• [no-duplicates]: do not unconditionally require typescript ([#​2665])

v2.27.1

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Fixed

• array.prototype.flatmap should be a prod dep ([#​2664], thanks [@​cristobal])

v2.27.0

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Added

• [newline-after-import]: add considerComments option ([#​2399], thanks [@​pri1311])
• [no-cycle]: add allowUnsafeDynamicCyclicDependency option ([#​2387], thanks [@​GerkinDev])
• [no-restricted-paths]: support arrays for from and target options ([#​2466], thanks [@​AdriAt360])
• [no-anonymous-default-export]: add allowNew option ([#​2505], thanks [@​DamienCassou])
• [order]: Add distinctGroup option ([#​2395], thanks [@​hyperupcall])
• [no-extraneous-dependencies]: Add includeInternal option ([#​2541], thanks [@​bdwain])
• [no-extraneous-dependencies]: Add includeTypes option ([#​2543], thanks [@​bdwain])
• [order]: new alphabetize.orderImportKind option to sort imports with same path based on their kind (type, typeof) ([#​2544], thanks [@​stropho])
• [consistent-type-specifier-style]: add rule ([#​2473], thanks [@​bradzacher])
• Add [no-empty-named-blocks] rule ([#​2568], thanks [@​guilhermelimak])
• [prefer-default-export]: add "target" option ([#​2602], thanks [@​azyzz228])
• [no-absolute-path]: add fixer ([#​2613], thanks [@​adipascu])
• [no-duplicates]: support inline type import with inlineTypeImport option ([#​2475], thanks [@​snewcomer])

Fixed

• [order]: move nested imports closer to main import entry ([#​2396], thanks [@​pri1311])
• [no-restricted-paths]: fix an error message ([#​2466], thanks [@​AdriAt360])
• [no-restricted-paths]: use Minimatch.match instead of minimatch to comply with Windows Native paths ([#​2466], thanks [@​AdriAt360])
• [order]: require with member expression could not be fixed if alphabetize.order was used ([#​2490], thanks [@​msvab])
• [order]: leave more space in rankings for consecutive path groups ([#​2506], thanks [@​Pearce-Ropion])
• [no-cycle]: add ExportNamedDeclaration statements to dependencies ([#​2511], thanks [@​BenoitZugmeyer])
• [dynamic-import-chunkname]: prevent false report on a valid webpack magic comment ([#​2330], thanks [@​mhmadhamster])
• [export]: do not error on TS export overloads ([#​1590], thanks [@​ljharb])
• [no-unresolved], [extensions]: ignore type only exports ([#​2436], thanks [@​Lukas-Kullmann])
• ExportMap: add missing param to function ([#​2589], thanks [@​Fdawgs])
• [no-unused-modules]: checkPkgFieldObject filters boolean fields from checks ([#​2598], thanks [@​mpint])
• [no-cycle]: accept Flow typeof imports, just like type ([#​2608], thanks [@​gnprice])
• [no-import-module-exports]: avoid a false positive for import variables ([#​2315], thanks [@​BarryThePenguin])

Changed

• [Tests] [named]: Run all TypeScript test ([#​2427], thanks [@​ProdigySim])
• [readme] note use of typescript in readme import/extensions section ([#​2440], thanks [@​OutdatedVersion])
• [Docs] [order]: use correct default value ([#​2392], thanks [@​hyperupcall])
• [meta] replace git.io link in comments with the original URL ([#​2444], thanks [@​liby])
• [Docs] remove global install in readme ([#​2412], thanks [@​aladdin-add])
• [readme] clarify eslint-import-resolver-typescript usage ([#​2503], thanks [@​JounQin])
• [Refactor] [no-cycle]: Add per-run caching of traversed paths ([#​2419], thanks [@​nokel81])
• [Performance] ExportMap: add caching after parsing for an ambiguous module ([#​2531], thanks [@​stenin-nikita])
• [Docs] [no-useless-path-segments]: fix paths ([#​2424], thanks [@​s-h-a-d-o-w])
• [Tests] [no-cycle]: add passing test cases ([#​2438], thanks [@​georeith])
• [Refactor] [no-extraneous-dependencies] improve performance using cache ([#​2374], thanks [@​meowtec])
• [meta] CONTRIBUTING.md: mention inactive PRs ([#​2546], thanks [@​stropho])
• [readme] make json for setting groups multiline ([#​2570], thanks [@​bertyhell])
• [Tests] [no-restricted-paths]: Tests for import type statements ([#​2459], thanks [@​golergka])
• [Tests] [no-restricted-paths]: fix one failing import type test case, submitted by [@​golergka], thanks [@​azyzz228]
• [Docs] automate docs with eslint-doc-generator ([#​2582], thanks [@​bmish])
• [readme] Increase clarity around typescript configuration ([#​2588], thanks [@​Nfinished])
• [Docs] update eslint-doc-generator to v1.0.0 ([#​2605], thanks [@​bmish])
• [Perf] [no-cycle], [no-internal-modules], [no-restricted-paths]: use anyOf instead of oneOf (thanks [@​ljharb], [@​remcohaszing])

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