build(deps-dev)(deps-dev): bump eslint-plugin-sonarjs from 4.1.0 to 4.2.0 in the development-dependencies group

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Bumps the development-dependencies group with 1 update: eslint-plugin-sonarjs.

Updates eslint-plugin-sonarjs from 4.1.0 to 4.2.0

Changelog

Sourced from eslint-plugin-sonarjs's changelog.

Release Guide

SonarJS currently has two distinct release targets:

Target	Artifact	Main workflow	Notes
Standard SonarQube analyzer	Maven/JAR release artifacts	.github/workflows/automated-release.yml	This is the normal SonarJS release flow.
SQAA (previously A3S)	Docker image for LanguageAnalyzerService	.github/workflows/docker-sqaa.yml	Manual SQAA-only entry point and fallback.

Terminology

• SQAA is the current name for what older docs and repository names still call A3S.
• Some external identifiers still keep the legacy a3s name for compatibility. The important ones are:
  • the Docker repository path a3s/analysis/javascript
  • packages/grpc/src/proto/language_analyzer.proto with option java_package = "com.sonarsource.a3s.analyzer.grpc";
• Do not rename those compatibility-sensitive identifiers as part of a routine release.

Standard SonarQube Analyzer Release

This is the regular SonarJS analyzer release. It produces the standard SonarQube analyzer artifacts and can also automate the SQAA handoff using the same build number.

Entry points

1. Start .github/workflows/automated-release.yml.
2. That workflow orchestrates the release and then calls .github/workflows/release.yml for the actual artifact publication.
3. After the release succeeds, .github/workflows/bump-versions.yml opens the next development iteration PR.

What .github/workflows/automated-release.yml does

The SonarJS workflow is a thin wrapper around SonarSource/release-github-actions/.github/workflows/automated-release.yml@v1 with SonarJS-specific inputs:

• project name SonarJS
• plugin name javascript
• Jira project JS
• optional SQC and SQS integration PRs
• optional SQAA integration, enabled in the SonarJS wrapper and implemented by a custom local workflow
• SLVS, SLVSCODE, SLE, and SLI integration tickets enabled
• the generic release-github-actions SQAA integration explicitly disabled, because SonarJS uses analysis/js_ts_image_tag instead of gradle/sonar-plugins.versions.toml

The reusable workflow performs the following steps:

1. Freeze the target branch.
2. Run the releasability checks with SonarSource/gh-action_releasability@v3.
3. Resolve the release version with get-release-version.
4. Resolve the Jira version with get-jira-version.
5. Generate Jira-based release notes with get-jira-release-notes unless explicit notes were provided.
6. Create the REL Jira ticket with create-jira-release-ticket.
7. Publish the GitHub release with publish-github-release.
8. Unfreeze the branch.
9. Release the Jira version, create the next Jira version, and move the REL ticket to Technical Release Done.

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