stylelint-stylistic/stylelint-config v6.0.0

Release v6.0.0

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Changed

• The config now requires stylelint version 18.0.0 or higher.
• The no-multiple-whitespaces rule has now been removed from the config. To restore its operation, enable it in your config.
• The same settings are now set under the @stylistic/scss/ and @stylistic/less/ namespaces as well, over **/*.scss and **/*.less. A file is read by the copies of the family it belongs to, so an .scss or a .less file is read as itself as soon as you tell stylelint to parse it as itself — see SCSS, Less and other syntaxes. A rule is changed or turned off there under that name, and turning one off takes every name it is set under.
• The config names no parser and depends on none, so nothing is installed for a project of plain CSS and nothing changes for a project that names no syntax: such a file is parsed as CSS and read by the @stylistic/ names, as before.
• The at-charset-rule-no-invalid rule is now enabled, so that a CSS file holding a @charset no longer gets a warning from the plugin asking for it.
• The rules are now named by their short names and projected under every namespace by the defineStylistic function of the plugin, rather than written out under the @stylistic/ names by hand. Nothing about the settings changes.

Added

• The declaration-block-single-line-max-declarations rule is now added with the value 1. This setting is taken from stylelint-config-standard, which removes it because the rule from stylelint 18.0.0 moved to @stylistic/stylelint-plugin 6.0.0 under the @stylistic/ prefix. FYI: when moved to the plugin, the rule extended its effect to at-rules and received autofix.
• The settings are now exported as rules, by short name, so that a syntax this config cannot know about — a styled template, a <style lang="scss"> block in an HTML page — can be given the same ones through defineStylisticOverride without copying them.