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Remove jest #282

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Hey there, code adventurer! 🐰✨ In this sprint, we’ve scoured through the package.json and tsconfig.json files, tossing out some dusty test files and cleaning up our configuration scripts to keep things lean and mean. Our focus shifted away from testing-related setups, and it's pretty clear we rolled up our sleeves and made some neat improvements. Buckle up; it’s time for the magic to unfold!

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package.json 🎨 Script Adjustments: Modified format and lint scripts to exclude test files.
🧹 Dependency Cleanup: Removed several testing-related dependencies like jest, ts-jest, and @types/jest.
tsconfig.json 🛠 Formatting Fixes: Adjusted the lib, types, include, and exclude sections for clarity and focus. The test folder was excluded from the configurations.

And there you have it! A light dusting, a tweak here and there, and voilà—an ever-so-sleek configuration! 🧹✨


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@ludeeus ludeeus merged commit 666de7a into main Jul 6, 2024
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@ludeeus ludeeus deleted the remove-jest branch July 6, 2024 15:52
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