refactor: remove ts-<directive> comments - #7
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This PR removes unnecessary TypeScript ts-<directive> comments from the codebase to enforce stricter type checking and improve code quality. - Found `// @ts-<directive>` comments: The codebase contained `// @ts-ignore` and similar directives that globally suppress TypeScript checks, potentially hiding legitimate type errors. This change removes all such directives and implements proper type annotations and refactors to address the underlying errors, thereby improving code safety and maintainability. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR removes unnecessary TypeScript ts- comments from the codebase to enforce stricter type checking and improve code quality.
// @ts-<directive>comments: The codebase contained// @ts-ignoreand similar directives that globally suppress TypeScript checks, potentially hiding legitimate type errors. This change removes all such directives and implements proper type annotations and refactors to address the underlying errors, thereby improving code safety and maintainability.