Value proposition (why do we need to do this)?
As a developer, I want to not have very long lines in the codebase. They make for bad diffs, and are against our style guide.
At the moment, we're overriding the Wikimedia ESLint standard to remove the restriction on lines over 100 characters (it's not clear why, it's probably Sam's fault from before).
This ticket is to remove this override and make whatever changes are necessary to comply to the standard.
Functionality/software changes
Rewrite long lines to be short lines, without changing any semantics.
There are currently 33 long 'uns.
User interface changes
None.
- Does this need QA?
No, not if our automated testing is up to scratch. There is a chance that other bugs will be introduced, but it's very small.