Removing unused directive breaking eslint

[andreacasarin]

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name: 🔄 Removing unused directive breaking eslint
about: Fixing the main build via Docker #97

What's changed?

Just removed the // @ts-expect-error from middleware.ts which was breaking eslint and the whole build.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical build failure by removing an extraneous TypeScript directive. The removal of an unused // @ts-expect-error comment in src/middleware.ts ensures that ESLint functions correctly, thereby restoring the stability and integrity of the build process.

Highlights

• ESLint Fix: Removed an unused // @ts-expect-error directive from src/middleware.ts.
• Build Stability: This change resolves an issue where ESLint was breaking the build process due to the aforementioned directive.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly removes an unused @ts-expect-error directive that was causing a build failure. I've added one suggestion to also remove the now-redundant eslint-disable-next-line comment for better code hygiene.

[gemini-code-assist]

Now that the // @ts-expect-error directive on the next line has been removed, this eslint-disable-next-line comment is no longer necessary and can also be removed.