build(eslint): disabling wildcard imports with eslint

[rusackas]

SUMMARY

@justinpark adeptly spotted a wildcard input on a PR here. I figured this might be happening elsewhere, so I added a lint rule, and cleaned up the fallout. This should lead to a smaller bundle size, with any luck, or at least better hygiene.

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Category	Issue	Fix Detected
	Unsafe Date Parsing ▹ view	✅
	Avoid ignoring ESLint rule 'no-restricted-syntax'. ▹ view
	Invalid ESLint Disable Comment ▹ view	✅

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[rusackas]

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[rusackas]

@jpchev do you mean to see what the rules are? There are various eslint.config.js files in the codebase you can look at.

If you mean you want to run the script to test it, you can check the package.json file for all the npm scripts, but the one you probably want is npm run lint-fix

[jpchev]

@jpchev do you mean to see what the rules are? There are various eslint.config.js files in the codebase you can look at.

If you mean you want to run the script to test it, you can check the package.json file for all the npm scripts, but the one you probably want is npm run lint-fix

yes thank you, anyway
I've seen there is a page about ruff https://superset.apache.org/docs/contributing/howtos#linting

[mistercrunch]

LGTM