chore: enforce consistent type imports and exports#2842
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Add ESLint rules for @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-exports and @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-imports to improve code clarity and enable better tree-shaking by distinguishing type-only imports.
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This change adds ESLint rules to enforce consistent use of type-only imports and exports across the codebase.
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import typeandexport typesyntax improves code clarity by making it explicit when an import is only used for type information. This distinction helps TypeScript'sisolatedModulesmode and enables better tree-shaking in bundlers, as type-only imports are completely erased during compilation.The rules are configured via projen and applied to all source and test files.