Enforce documentation.yml toc coverage via ESLint#2435
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JSDoc documented items missing from the documentation.yml toc render at an arbitrary spot at the end of the generated docs. Since the docs workflow only runs on master, this used to go unnoticed until after publishing. Add a custom ESLint rule that reports documented top level items that are not listed in the toc, giving fast feedback from lint runs. The rule lives in the pageflow package's shared config directory, like the jest and webpack configs reused by entry type packages. Add toc entries for previously unlisted items. Document the error boundary property via the established underscored @name pattern: only an explicit @name suppresses the inferred memberof, which would otherwise prevent toc matching, and the docs theme renders the underscore as a dot (frontend.contentElementErrorBoundary).
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JSDoc documented items missing from the documentation.yml toc render at an arbitrary spot at the end of the generated docs. Since the docs workflow only runs on master, this used to go unnoticed until after publishing.
Add a custom ESLint rule that reports documented top level items that are not listed in the toc, giving fast feedback from lint runs. The rule lives in the pageflow package's shared config directory, like the jest and webpack configs reused by entry type packages.
Add toc entries for previously unlisted items. Document the error boundary property via the established underscored @name pattern: only an explicit @name suppresses the inferred memberof, which would otherwise prevent toc matching, and the docs theme renders the underscore as a dot (frontend.contentElementErrorBoundary).