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This PR bumps Next.js and drops ESLint. We only had ESLint installed because it came with `next lint`. We don't actively use ESLint, it was just used in the playgrounds where we test things out. Dropping this reduces the amount of dependencies we have to deal with. Closes: #19867 Closes: #19852 # Test plan Tested both the `nextjs` and `v3` playgrounds after bumping the Next.js dependency and getting rid of ESLint, and they still work as expected. |
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