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Pin underscore.string and add to lints. #512
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This should fix the CI issue we are seeing on master.
The main issue is that any packages imported in JS need to be installed somewhere above the file for the lints to accept the import line. On dev systems, this works because we have everything installed for the recipe-server, but the lint runner doesn't install the recipe-server's packages.
Adding
underscore.stringto the lint packages is a bandaid to fix this, but we should probably think of a better solution in the future. Maybe a better eslint rule so we don't have to install things. Maybe just install everything in each project as we lint.Fixes #508