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benchmark.find_last_index.length.js carried a file-level eslint-disable for stdlib/jsdoc-typedef-typos with no @typedef or @type JSDoc annotations in the file for that rule to check, so reportUnusedDisableDirectives flagged it. No sibling benchmark file in the same directory (copy_within, at, fill, ...) has the directive, confirming it's a stray leftover, not a live suppression. Removed it.
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Resolves #15176.
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lib/node_modules/@stdlib/array/float16/benchmark/polyfill/benchmark.find_last_index.length.jscarries a file-level/* eslint-disable stdlib/jsdoc-typedef-typos */directive, but the file has no@typedefor@typeJSDoc annotations at all for that rule to check, so ESLint'sreportUnusedDisableDirectivesflags it as unused.copy_within,at,fill, …) has no such directive, confirming this one was left over from an earlier refactor rather than a live suppression.Related Issues
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This PR was written by Claude Code. It located the flagged line from the CI log in #15176, confirmed the directive was dead by checking for
@typedef/@typeusage in the file and comparing against sibling benchmark files in the same directory, and removed it.@stdlib-js/reviewers