infra(unicorn): prevent-abbreviations #3320
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Ref: #2439 (last rule)
Permanently disables the
unicorn/prevent-abbreviationslint rule.This rule prevents the usage of abbreviations such as i => index, doc => document/documentation and many more.
IMO these are mostly irrelevant changes and barely/don't contribute to the readability of the code, so I would like to disable this rule, especially since it increases the barrier of entry to the repository.
I tackled a few slightly more valid cases in separate PRs:
For the remaining changes I pushed a commit just as a reference/lookup for the other ~200 renames (reduced by a few ignores).
Feel free to look at the PR whether there is still something valid in there.