Sosuke Suzukiandfisker Cheung
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* Replace `groupBy` * Replace `partition` * Replace `pick` * Move `partition` * Replace `uniqBy` * Replace `fromPairs` * Remove usage from website * Reuse `partition` * Remove from package.json * Fix * Use `ignore.default` * Add `resolveConfig` to `FileInfoOptions` * Explicit tuple types * Make `cache` optional * Fix cosmiconfig type * Use `@ts-expect-error` for private property access * Add type annotation for validate * Fix type errors for `OptionInfo` * Add `@ts-expect-error` * Fix type of `normalizeOptions` * Fix `OptionInfo` type * Add `@ts-expect-error` for `option-normalizer` * Avoid type error * Fix typo * Add types for lodash fns Co-authored-by: fisker Cheung <lionkay@gmail.com>
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IShouldRefactorThis(),
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