I prefer semicolors, they also help avoiding certain pitfalls in JavaScript/TypeScript, such as the following code sample:
```js
const xyz = "test"
(something.else as string) = "another"
```
This results in a TypeError: "test" is not a function, this is because js thinks we are trying to call the string "test" as a function.
To fix this it requires a `;` somewhere before the `(`, such as `;(something ... ` which in my opinion is ugly and less clean overall.
* Do some code changes & run prettier and eslint
* Fix test:test-type script
* Apply code review suggestions
* update heartbeat interval & add a reason for the specific value
* Fix husky error
* Update to TS 5.5
And use ${configDir}
* Fix test.json tsconfig base
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* ci: test
* ci: add script
* ci: change to js
* ci: test
* ci: fix error
* ci: fix script
* chore: add benchmark
* ci: fix need input
* fix: read file with dir
* ci: change push to trigger on main only
* ci: try new method
* ci: fix "true"
* chore: fix set output
* fix: set output
* ci: increase number of try
* chore: clean up dir
* fix needs
* bench: add memory bench
* bench: import memory bench
* bench: fix v19 syntax
* bench: more fix
* bench: add filter
* bench: minor fix
* ci: read file in sync
* chore: yarn install
* chore: add db to ignore
* refactor(bench): use loader
* bench: only bench on one event
* bench: add type to db event
* chore(bench): better type
* bench: add rest simplifyUrl bench
* chore: add microtime
* refactor: add fall back
* Revert "ci: change push to trigger on main only"
This reverts commit 04df971025.
* chore: yarn install
* ci: trigger push event only on main branch
* chore(bench): use node-fetch
* refactor(bench): make it work with other function and event
* chore(bench): better name