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* introduce eslint * Fix all eslint errors * Eslint fix and some touches * Fix tests * Fix misc errors * change semver * change semver #2 * Fix path * Fix path #2 * freeze lock file in CI * fix package install * Fix formatting of surrounding files * Add empty prettier config * Fix formatting * Fix build errors * Remove unused deps * remove changelog from formatting * deps cleanup * make resource importers async * Refactor * Fix error message * remove comment * more refactoring * Update packages/core/js-client/src/compilerSupport/registerService.ts Co-authored-by: shamsartem <shamsartem@gmail.com> * refactoring * refactoring fix * optimize import * Update packages/@tests/smoke/node/src/index.ts Co-authored-by: shamsartem <shamsartem@gmail.com> * Revert package * Fix pnpm lock * Lint-fix * Fix CI * Update tests * Fix build * Fix import * Use forked threads dep * Use fixed version * Update threads * Fix lint * Fix test * Fix test * Add polyfill for assert * Add subpath import * Fix tests * Fix deps --------- Co-authored-by: shamsartem <shamsartem@gmail.com>
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