// React Doctor configuration — https://react.doctor/docs/configuration/config-files//// Writer is a local-first Tauri v2 desktop app (the whole frontend ships in one// bundle and talks to a Rust backend over local IPC). A few React Doctor rules// assume a web/SSR + network context and systematically misfire on that// architecture, so they are turned off here. Everything else stays on; genuine// per-site exceptions are handled with narrow inline `eslint-disable-next-line// react-doctor/<rule>` comments at the call site, not global config.export default {  rules: {    // Heavy-library / code-splitting rule. The flagged imports are CodeMirror    // and @lezer extensions composed *synchronously* into the editor's    // EditorState — they are not React components, so React.lazy/dynamic import    // does not apply, and a desktop app loads its one local bundle up front    // anyway (no network bundle to defer). Lazy-loading the editor engine of an    // editor would only add a Suspense flash on startup.    "react-doctor/prefer-dynamic-import": "off",     // The async-parallelism rules optimize for network round-trip latency. In    // this app the awaits are local Tauri IPC / filesystem reads that are    // *deliberately* sequenced: cancellation-token re-entrancy checks    // (reveal-in-sidebar), animation-frame pacing, first-match priority probing    // (path resolution), drain-until-empty queues, and write-then-refresh    // ordering. Parallelizing them would change behavior, not speed up a page.    // (Where parallelizing was genuinely safe, the code already uses    // Promise.all — these rules stay off only because every remaining hit is an    // intentional sequence.)    "react-doctor/async-await-in-loop": "off",    "react-doctor/async-defer-await": "off",    "react-doctor/async-parallel": "off",  },};