feat: Added Camelcase Linters, complexity and max-params and code changes accordingly

[himanshu-wedensday]

###Description In this Pr I have added following linters

Linter Name	Is Code Change Required
Complexity	No
Max Param	No
CamelCase	Yes

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• [x] PR description included
• [x] yarn test passes
• [ ] Tests are [changed or added]
• [ ] Relevant documentation is changed or added (and PR referenced)

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated the sqlite3 package to enhance database interactions and stability.

• Refactor

  • Enforced stricter code quality rules by updating ESLint configurations, improving code readability and maintainability.

• Style

  • Applied consistent code styling by disabling camelcase rules where necessary across various seeding files.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces stricter coding standards in the project by enforcing new ESLint rules for complexity, maximum parameters, and camelcase usage across various JavaScript files. It also updates the sqlite3 package version, and adapts the codebase to consistently use camelCase in key identifiers. ESLint exceptions are added in several seeders and other JavaScript files to accommodate existing naming conventions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.eslintrc.js	Added rules for max-params, complexity, and stricter camelcase.
package.json	Updated sqlite3 from 5.0.2 to 5.1.7.
seeders/02_addresses.js to seeders/08_users.js	Added eslint-disable camelcase directive.
server/database/index.js, server/database/tests/index.test.js	Updated key from db_uri to dbUri.
server/gql/models/addresses/index.js, server/utils/testUtils/mockData.js	Added eslint-disable camelcase and updated imports.

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