ESLint Plugin: Make Prettier integration optional#39244
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Description
Fixes #39208.
This PR removes the alias of Prettier as a direct dependency of the
@wordpress/eslint-pluginpackage that should address this issue. To get us thereprettierbecomes an optional peer dependency. This enforces the consumer of the plugin to explicitly installprettierin their project to activate all custom rules related to code formatting. In that aspect, it might create some friction. However, in the case projects are using@wordpress/scriptseverything should work as before.Testing Instructions
Ensured that the following scripts work as before in Gutenberg:
npm run lint-jsnpm run format-jsTypes of changes
Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected).
Checklist:
*.native.jsfiles for terms that need renaming or removal).