maintenance - unnecessary eslint-disable removed

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this will show warnings about any type... which is good for visibility

• some tailwind classes was sorted properly

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved event handling to prevent errors when an event handler is undefined.

• Style

  • Reordered Tailwind CSS utility classes for improved consistency and readability.

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Walkthrough

This update makes two main changes. First, it reorders Tailwind CSS utility classes in the computed class properties within the FwbJumbotron component, without altering any logic or functionality. Second, it refines the event handler composition in the FwbSlotListener utility component by adding a conditional check to ensure that a new event handler exists before invoking it, thereby preventing possible runtime errors. No changes were made to the declarations of exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/components/FwbJumbotron/FwbJumbotron.vue	Reordered Tailwind CSS utility classes in computed properties; removed eslint-disable/enable comments.
src/components/utils/FwbSlotListener/FwbSlotListener.vue	Added conditional check before invoking new event handler in event composition logic.

Poem

A hop and a skip through the code we go,
Classes now tidy, in a neat little row.
Event handlers checked, so errors won’t bite,
The Jumbotron shines, the slots feel right!
With whiskers a-twitch, this bunny’s delight—
Clean code and safe hops, all through the night.
🐇✨

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

src/components/FwbJumbotron/FwbJumbotron.vue (3)

49-50: The any type is now visible to ESLint

The eslint-disable comments around the slot definition have been removed, which aligns with the PR objective of making warnings about any types visible. This is a good practice for gradually improving type safety.

Consider replacing any with a more specific type in future PRs to further improve type safety.

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🪛 GitHub Check: lint (18.x)

[warning] 49-49:
Unexpected any. Specify a different type

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55-55: Tailwind classes have been properly sorted

The classes in the wrapperClasses computed property have been reordered into a more logical grouping, improving code readability without changing functionality.

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58-59: Tailwind classes have been properly sorted in header and subtext

The Tailwind utility classes in both the headerClassesComputed and subTextClassesComputed computed properties have been reordered to follow a more consistent pattern, which improves maintainability.

src/components/utils/FwbSlotListener/FwbSlotListener.vue (1)

33-33: Added null check for event handler

This change adds a null check before calling the handler function, which prevents potential runtime errors when the handler is undefined. This is a good defensive programming practice.

The use of (handler as any) shows another any type that could potentially be improved in a future PR, but this change correctly fixes a possible runtime issue.

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