Set Eslint config

[RamRamez]

Fix Eslint config to match other Giveth and GM reps

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Unified code formatting by removing trailing semicolons and commas, adjusting whitespace, and applying consistent single-quote usage across the project.
• Chores
  • Updated Prettier configuration to refine formatting options.
  • Added eslint-plugin-import and integrated Prettier formatting and import order rules into ESLint.
  • Renamed project to "worldview-be" with updated version and metadata in package configuration.
• Tests
  • Reformatted test files to align with updated code style without altering test logic or coverage.

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Walkthrough

This update modifies the .prettierrc configuration file to add new formatting options and adjusts the ESLint configuration by adding the eslint-plugin-import plugin and replacing some TypeScript ESLint rules with Prettier formatting enforcement and import ordering rules. Across the codebase, trailing semicolons and some trailing commas are removed from TypeScript and JavaScript files, standardizing code style without changing any logic or functionality. Some method signatures were refined for typing, and decorators were added to user controller methods.

Changes

File(s) or Group	Change Summary
.prettierrc	Modified to include "arrowParens": "avoid", "semi": false, "tabWidth": 2, "useTabs": false, and "endOfLine": "auto"; reordered existing options.
eslint.config.mjs, package.json	Added eslint-plugin-import plugin and new ESLint rules for Prettier formatting and import order; added plugin to devDependencies.
src/**/*.ts, test/app.e2e-spec.ts	Removed trailing semicolons and some trailing commas from all TypeScript files, including DTOs, controllers, services, modules, validators, decorators, constants, exceptions, filters, and test files. No logic or functionality changed.
src/auth/jwt.service.ts, src/common/validators.ts	Refined method signatures for better typing (decode method and validator validate methods).
src/user/user.controller.ts	Added @User('worldID') decorator to method parameters and @Public() decorator to one method; also removed trailing semicolons.
src/poll/Poll.dto.ts, src/user/user.dto.ts	Minor explicit type cast added in transform decorators; trailing semicolons removed.
src/main.ts	Reformatted code to remove semicolons and streamline arrow function syntax; added error handling in bootstrap.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Developer
  participant ESLint
  participant Codebase

  Developer->>ESLint: Runs linting
  ESLint->>Codebase: Checks code style (Prettier rules enforced)
  Codebase-->>ESLint: Returns code with no semicolons, single quotes, trailing commas as configured
  ESLint-->>Developer: Reports errors if formatting rules violated

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The code is neat, no errors found.
Prettier’s rules now live in ESLint’s den,
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