Bump eslint-plugin-import from 2.12.0 to 2.23.4

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Bumps eslint-plugin-import from 2.12.0 to 2.23.4.

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v2.23.0

https://github.com/benmosher/eslint-plugin-import/blob/v2.23.0/CHANGELOG.md#2230---2021-05-13

v2.22.1

https://github.com/benmosher/eslint-plugin-import/blob/v2.22.1/CHANGELOG.md#2221---2020-09-27

Changelog

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[2.23.4] - 2021-05-29

Fixed

• [no-import-module-exports]: Don't crash if packages have no entrypoint (#2099, thanks [@​eps1lon])
• [no-extraneous-dependencies]: fix package name algorithm (#2097, thanks [@​paztis])

[2.23.3] - 2021-05-21

Fixed

• [no-restricted-paths]: fix false positive matches (#2090, thanks [@​malykhinvi])
• [no-cycle]: ignore imports where imported file only imports types of importing file (#2083, thanks [@​cherryblossom000])
• [no-cycle]: fix false negative when file imports a type after importing a value in Flow (#2083, thanks [@​cherryblossom000])
• [order]: restore default behavior unless type is in groups (#2087, thanks [@​grit96])

Changed

• [Docs] Add no-relative-packages to list of to the list of rules (#2075, thanks [@​arvigeus])

[2.23.2] - 2021-05-15

Changed

• [meta] add safe-publish-latest; use prepublishOnly script for npm 7+

[2.23.1] - 2021-05-14

Fixed

• [newline-after-import]: fix crash with export {} syntax (#2063, #2056, thanks [@​ljharb])
• ExportMap: do not crash when tsconfig lacks .compilerOptions (#2067, thanks [@​ljharb])
• [order]: fix alphabetical sorting (#2071, thanks [@​grit96])

[2.23.0] - 2021-05-13

Added

• [no-commonjs]: Also detect require calls with expressionless template literals: require(`x`) (#1958, thanks [@​FloEdelmann])
• [no-internal-modules]: Add forbid option (#1846, thanks [@​guillaumewuip])
• add [no-relative-packages] (#1860, #966, thanks [@​tapayne88] [@​panrafal])
• add [no-import-module-exports] rule: report import declarations with CommonJS exports (#804, thanks [@​kentcdodds] and [@​ttmarek])
• [no-unused-modules]: Support destructuring assignment for export. (#1997, thanks [@​s-h-a-d-o-w])
• [order]: support type imports (#2021, thanks [@​grit96])
• [order]: Add warnOnUnassignedImports option to enable warnings for out of order unassigned imports (#1990, thanks [@​hayes])

Fixed

• [export]/TypeScript: properly detect export specifiers as children of a TS module block (#1889, thanks [@​andreubotella])
• [order]: ignore non-module-level requires (#1940, thanks [@​golopot])
• [no-webpack-loader-syntax]/TypeScript: avoid crash on missing name (#1947, thanks [@​leonardodino])
• [no-extraneous-dependencies]: Add package.json cache (#1948, thanks [@​fa93hws])
• [prefer-default-export]: handle empty array destructuring (#1965, thanks [@​ljharb])
• [no-unused-modules]: make type imports mark a module as used (fixes #1924) (#1974, thanks [@​cherryblossom000])
• [no-cycle]: fix perf regression (#1944, thanks [@​Blasz])
• [first]: fix handling of import = require (#1963, thanks [@​MatthiasKunnen])
• [no-cycle]/[extensions]: fix isExternalModule usage (#1696, thanks [@​paztis])

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Commits

• 998c300 Bump to v2.23.4
• ec10721 [meta] fix changelog entries
• da8d584 [Fix] no-extraneous-dependencies: fix package name algorithm
• 81b9d24 [Fix] no-import-module-exports: Don't crash if packages have no entrypoint
• 20c373c Bump to v2.23.3
• 0a08b6a [Tests] order add passing test to close #2081
• b39770d [Fix] order: restore default behavior unless type is in groups
• 72b9c3d [Fix] no-cycle: fix false negative when file imports a type after importing...
• 30bba6a [Fix] no-cycle: ignore imports where imported file only imports types of im...
• 3cf913d [meta] sort and uniquify usernames in changelog
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