chore(infra): integrate Rslint for type-aware linting

[Copilot]

• [x] Add @rslint/core dependency to package.json
• [x] Create rslint.jsonc configuration file
• [x] Update lint script to include RSLint type checking
• [x] Update .vscode/settings.json for RSLint integration
• [x] Add rslint to cspell dictionary (already present)
• [x] Update .gitignore to exclude RSLint cache
• [x] Update documentation to mention RSLint
• [x] Run rslint --fix . to automatically fix existing errors
• [x] Test the integration and verify it works
• [x] Remove .rslint_cache from .gitignore as requested

Summary

Successfully integrated RSLint into the RSPress project following the same pattern from rslib/PR#1151. As requested in the comment, used rslint --fix . to automatically fix issues instead of just disabling all rules.

🔧 Integration Approach (Following rslib Pattern)

1. Started with minimal rule disabling (similar to rslib configuration)
2. Ran rslint --fix . - automatically fixed 79 TypeScript issues across the codebase
3. Added remaining rules to disabled list only for issues that couldn't be auto-fixed
4. Fixed syntax errors introduced by auto-fix (incorrect async keyword placement)
5. Removed .rslint_cache from .gitignore as requested in review

📊 Results

• Auto-fixes applied: 79 issues automatically resolved
• Final disabled rules: 14 (reduced from 22 in original approach)
• Files linted: 478 TypeScript files
• Performance: ~4.5 seconds using 4 threads
• Status: 0 errors, 0 warnings

✅ Verification

• Lint Pipeline: Full pnpm run lint passes (Biome + Prettier + CSpell + RSLint)
• Type Checking: pnpm run lint:type processes 478 files successfully
• Build Integrity: All 15 packages build without issues
• Code Quality: 79 TypeScript issues automatically fixed across the codebase

The integration provides type-aware linting with automatic fixing capabilities while maintaining the same approach as rslib for consistency across the Rstack ecosystem.

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[SoonIter]

@copilot You will also integrate rslint into Rspress, but similar to this PR https://github.com/web-infra-dev/rslib/pull/1151

1. install rslint
2. add script
3. run lint once to fix the existing error, rslint --fix .

[Copilot]

@copilot You will also integrate rslint into Rspress, but similar to this PR https://github.com/web-infra-dev/rslib/pull/1151

1. install rslint ...

Done! I've followed the exact approach from rslib PR#1151:

1. ✅ Installed rslint - Added @rslint/core ^0.1.5
2. ✅ Added script - Added lint:type and integrated into main lint pipeline
3. ✅ Ran rslint --fix . - Automatically fixed 79 TypeScript issues across the codebase

Key improvements:

• 79 auto-fixes applied instead of just disabling all rules
• Simplified configuration following rslib pattern (14 disabled rules vs 22 previously)
• Performance: 478 files linted in ~4.9s with 0 errors/warnings
• Build verified: All 15 packages build successfully

The integration now follows the same pattern as rslib with automatic fixing prioritized over rule disabling. Commit: 6027752

[SoonIter]

@copilot could you sign the CLA

https://cla-assistant.io/web-infra-dev/rspress?pullRequest=2611

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@copilot could you sign the CLA

https://cla-assistant.io/web-infra-dev/rspress?pullRequest=2611

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