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- Add https://github.com/playwright-community/eslint-plugin-playwright
as a linter for the playwright tests.
- `no-networkidle` and `no-conditional-in-test` are disabled as fixing
those doesn't seem to really improve testing quality for our use case.
- Some non-recommended linters are enabled to ensure consistency (the
prefer rules).
- The usage of the `vue-bar-graph` is complicated, because of the `GSAP`
dependency they pull in, the dependency uses a non-free license.
- The code is rewritten to use the `chart.js` library, which is already
used to draw other charts in the activity tab. Due to the limitation of
`chart.js`, we have to create a plugin in order to have images as labels
and do click handling for those images.
- The chart isn't the same as the previous one, once again simply due to
how `chart.js` works, the amount of commits isn't drawn anymore in the
bar, you instead have to hover over it or look at the y-axis.
- Resolves#4569
- The current way of detecting javascript licenses relies on
`license-checker-webpack-plugin`, which gets it information from
Webpack. However this isn't quite acurate as libraries might bundle
their dependencies into a output file, at which point Webpack no longer
sees that such dependency is used. For example, `vue-bar-graph` did
this which bundled `GSAP`.
- The new approach uses `license-checker-rseidelsohn`, which simply
scans all non-development (determined by `package.json`) packages and
read their LICENSE information, this might result in extra dependencies
being included into `license.txt` which aren't used in the final output
file (for example they would've been tree-shaken out by webpack), but
this takes a better safe than sorry approach as currently licenses are
missing from dependencies that are being bundled into Forgejo's
javascript code.
