chore(deps-dev): bump @biomejs/biome from 2.5.6 to 2.5.7 in the development group

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Bumps the development group with 1 update: @biomejs/biome.

Updates @biomejs/biome from 2.5.6 to 2.5.7

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Biome CLI v2.5.7

2.5.7

Patch Changes

• #10822 c171b3b Thanks @​pkallos! - Added the option ignoreIfStatements to useNullishCoalescing. Biome now flags if statements that only assign to a nullish variable (such as if (!a) { a = b }) and can rewrite them to ??=. When enabled, Biome ignores those if statements.

• #11136 e63354c Thanks @​AkashNaickar! - Added a new nursery rule noExtendNative, which reports extending the prototype of a built-in object.

• #10094 e007143 Thanks @​THEjacob1000! - Added the nursery rule noTailwindArbitraryValue. Biome now reports Tailwind CSS arbitrary values such as w-[400px], including in HTML/JSX class attributes, configured utility functions, and tagged templates.

• #11184 135f476 Thanks @​subotac! - Fixed #11176: noUnknownPseudoClass now recognizes Vue's :deep() pseudo-class inside .vue style blocks.

• #8239 a519f9d Thanks @​cormacrelf! - Fixed #8233, where Biome CLI in stdin mode didn't work correctly when handling files in projects with nested configurations. For example, with the following structure, --stdin-file-path=subdirectory/... would not use the nested configuration in subdirectory/biome.json:

  ├── biome.json
  └── subdirectory
      ├── biome.json
      └── lib.js
  

  biome format --write --stdin-file-path=subdirectory/lib.js < subdirectory/lib.js

  Now, the nested configuration is correctly picked up and applied.

  In addition, Biome now shows a warning if --stdin-file-path is provided but that path is ignored and therefore not formatted or fixed.

• #11138 8c2c6bd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed noUnnecessaryConditions: Biome now chooses the same function overload as TypeScript when an argument is a callback, so conditions that were previously missed are reported.

  The following code is now invalid, because a parameter typed () => void accepts an async callback and schedule therefore returns string:

  declare function schedule(handler: () => void): string;
  declare function schedule(handler: () => Promise<void>): string | undefined;
  schedule(async () => {}) ?? "fallback";

  The following code is also now invalid, because map(() => 42) returns 42:

... (truncated)

Changelog

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2.5.7

Patch Changes

• #10822 c171b3b Thanks @​pkallos! - Added the option ignoreIfStatements to useNullishCoalescing. Biome now flags if statements that only assign to a nullish variable (such as if (!a) { a = b }) and can rewrite them to ??=. When enabled, Biome ignores those if statements.

• #11136 e63354c Thanks @​AkashNaickar! - Added a new nursery rule noExtendNative, which reports extending the prototype of a built-in object.

• #10094 e007143 Thanks @​THEjacob1000! - Added the nursery rule noTailwindArbitraryValue. Biome now reports Tailwind CSS arbitrary values such as w-[400px], including in HTML/JSX class attributes, configured utility functions, and tagged templates.

• #11184 135f476 Thanks @​subotac! - Fixed #11176: noUnknownPseudoClass now recognizes Vue's :deep() pseudo-class inside .vue style blocks.

• #8239 a519f9d Thanks @​cormacrelf! - Fixed #8233, where Biome CLI in stdin mode didn't work correctly when handling files in projects with nested configurations. For example, with the following structure, --stdin-file-path=subdirectory/... would not use the nested configuration in subdirectory/biome.json:

  ├── biome.json
  └── subdirectory
      ├── biome.json
      └── lib.js
  

  biome format --write --stdin-file-path=subdirectory/lib.js < subdirectory/lib.js

  Now, the nested configuration is correctly picked up and applied.

  In addition, Biome now shows a warning if --stdin-file-path is provided but that path is ignored and therefore not formatted or fixed.

• #11138 8c2c6bd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed noUnnecessaryConditions: Biome now chooses the same function overload as TypeScript when an argument is a callback, so conditions that were previously missed are reported.

  The following code is now invalid, because a parameter typed () => void accepts an async callback and schedule therefore returns string:

  declare function schedule(handler: () => void): string;
  declare function schedule(handler: () => Promise<void>): string | undefined;
  schedule(async () => {}) ?? "fallback";

  The following code is also now invalid, because map(() => 42) returns 42:

  type Mapper<T> = () => T;
  declare function map<T>(mapper: Mapper<T>): T;

... (truncated)

Commits

• 191d051 ci: release (#11119)
• 9847e68 feat(lint): add noNonScalableViewport rule (#11168)
• e63354c feat(lint): add noExtendNative nursery rule (#11136)
• 2fa0a62 docs: rework CLI (#11134)
• e007143 feat(lint): add nursery rule noTailwindArbitraryValue (#10094)
• c171b3b feat(lint): add ignoreIfStatements option to useNullishCoalescing (#10822)
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