refactor: remove context compat functions #532
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This change is in support of the larger migration to TypeScript., and a followup to the removal of support for ESLint v8. The context compatibility functions in the `utils` module were no longer necessary. I originally did this in the TypeScript branch, but that PR's going to be large enough. So, I'm trying to peel off smaller independent changes I can land separately first.
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This change is in support of the larger migration to TypeScript, and a followup to the removal of support for ESLint v8. The context compatibility functions in the
utilsmodule were no longer necessary. I originally did this in the TypeScript branch, but that PR's going to be large enough. So, I'm trying to peel off smaller independent changes I can land separately first.I also took the opportunity to shift the rules to use named imports from
utils.