avoid tooling workarounds

Avoid code patterns that require workarounds for tooling limitations or create maintenance burdens. This includes using contextual keywords as identifiers that cause formatter edge cases, and relying on @ts-ignore comments to suppress type checking.

Instead of working around tooling issues, prefer patterns that work naturally with the development environment:

• Avoid using identifiers that are also contextual keywords (like “from”) which can cause formatter bugs
• Replace @ts-ignore comments with proper type definitions or code restructuring
• Choose naming and code patterns that don’t require special handling by formatters, linters, or type checkers

For example, instead of:

// Workaround: rename "from" to avoid formatter issues
const renameForDefaultExport = ["from"];

// @ts-ignore Undocumented function
someUndocumentedFunction();

Prefer:

// Use clear, non-conflicting names
const renameForDefaultExport = ["fromKeyword"];

// Properly type or restructure instead of ignoring
someDocumentedFunction();

This approach reduces technical debt, improves code maintainability, and prevents future issues when tooling is updated.