chore: add a code quality baseline

Three findings were never real. parse_request is 34 lines, not 426: the `'{'` char literal in it reads as an opening brace to the line counter, which then runs to EOF — 610 + 426 lands on line 1035 of a 1034-line file. The duplicate-block hits on home.tsx and install.tsx match the punctuation between entries of a data table, not logic; the records repeat the field names their type demands. Each is silenced at its own site with the reason, so the rule keeps working everywhere else. Nothing is switched off in config.yml — a `rules:` entry there would blind the rule across the project. `ci.failBelow: 100` makes the baseline enforceable: the check exits 1 on a single new warning.
2026-07-26 16:09:34 +02:00
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@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ const PLATFORMS: readonly { name: OsName; note: string; anchor: string }[] = [
  { name: 'Windows', note: 'cargo or .exe', anchor: 'windows' },
 ]

+// aislop-ignore-file code-quality/duplicate-block -- FEATURES is a data table; its entries repeat the field names the record shape requires, not logic. The rule matches the punctuation skeleton between entries. A factory would trade named fields for positional string args.
 const FEATURES = [
  {
    glyph: '✦',