@bomb.sh/tools and OXC compat for IDEs - #8
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That works! I think making these devDependcies on the tools side would also work but then we'd lose the lockstep upgrades across repos (which might be good? open to pushback here)
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What does this PR do?
IDEs seem to expect these bins at the root. Hoist them and pull in the config through root config files so our IDEs can pick up and match what our
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