debt-taxonomy-typescriptlisted

# Debt taxonomy — TypeScript / JavaScript Apply this skill when `debt-taxonomy` stack detection finds a JS/TS project (`package.json`, `tsconfig.json`, `.eslintrc*`, `biome.json`) — this covers any JavaScript/TypeScript code, whether a React frontend or a Node backend/CLI. The React-specific rows below apply only when React is present. The rubric, the justified-suppression filter, the blast-radius gate and the upgrade workflow are in the core skill; this skill supplies the JS/TS rows they consume. ## Suppression mechanisms One row per mechanism: its scope, where a keep-decision lives, what a grep-only pass reads as "likely stale" (audit's `stale` scope never compiles — `/crew:debt` proves a candidate with a lint or `tsc --noEmit` pass), and how a worker removes it. Most JS/TS mechanisms have a native justification slot, so no crew-specific syntax is needed. | Mechanism | Scope | Justification slot | Stale signal (grep-only) | Removal | |---|---|---|---|---| | `// eslint-disable-next-line <rule>` | Next line | ESLint's `--` description (v7+): `// eslint-disable-next-line no-explicit-any -- vendor payload is genuinely untyped` | The next line no longer contains the rule's syntactic trigger (`no-explicit-any` over a line with no `any`; `no-unused-vars` over an identifier referenced elsewhere in the file) | Delete the comment; re-lint the file | | `// eslint-disable <rule>` … `// eslint-enable` | Block | The same `--` description on the `disable` | The surrounded block has no