Adds frontend linter workflow #111
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This ensures code quality and consistency by automatically checking the frontend code for potential errors and style violations. The workflow uses Node.js v24, caches npm dependencies, and runs the linting script defined in the `package.json` file.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a frontend linting workflow to automate code quality checks for the frontend codebase. The workflow is added as a new job (check_frontend) in the existing reusable test runner workflow.
- Introduces automated frontend linting using ESLint
- Configures Node.js environment with npm dependency caching
- Executes the lint script defined in the frontend package.json
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This ensures code quality and consistency by automatically checking the frontend code for potential errors and style violations.
The workflow uses Node.js v24, caches npm dependencies, and runs the linting script defined in the
package.jsonfile.