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perf(linter): update react/prefer-es6-class to use top-level match
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perf(linter): update react/prefer-es6-class to use top-level match
#14630
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Pull Request Overview
Refactors the rule logic to use a top-level match for consistency and potential codegen performance benefits.
- Replaces nested if/let destructuring with match arms with guards.
- Consolidates branching for CallExpression and Class handling into a single match statement.
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…14630) Simple refactor to make the code style here a bit more consistent with other lint rules and also take advantage of the linter codegen analysis. +1% perf on the radix UI benchmark.
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Simple refactor to make the code style here a bit more consistent with other lint rules and also take advantage of the linter codegen analysis.
+1% perf on the radix UI benchmark.