Bump eslint-plugin-jsdoc from 31.6.1 to 32.0.2

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Bumps eslint-plugin-jsdoc from 31.6.1 to 32.0.2.

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v32.0.2

32.0.2 (2021-02-16)

Bug Fixes

• match-description: while preserving internal newlines, ensure trailing whitespace is stripped for comparisons; for #692 (27b95b3)

v32.0.1

32.0.1 (2021-02-16)

Bug Fixes

• default to u flag for checkTypesPattern option for require-param, check-param-names; for check-values, default to u flag and allow slashed regexes with own flags; for match-description, allow slashed regexs with own flags; for all of the previous (and check-examples) allows newlines (4f0dc8e)

v32.0.0

32.0.0 (2021-02-15)

Bug Fixes

• check-examples: change default extension for simulated file name of [@example](https://github.com/example) from md to md/*.js. Only applies when matchingFileName is not used. (2cc1227)

BREAKING CHANGES

• check-examples: Per update to eslint-plugin-markdown v2 and its support of ESLint 7's new processor API, fenced blocks can (and must) be targeted separately from the Markdown parent file as a whole, so in order to allow the same overrides config to be reusable between Markdown fenced blocks and @example tags (since one often wishes to disable the same kind of rules for each, being as that each may deliberately lack full context, e.g., undefined or unused variables), we update the default simulated extension set for @example tags by check-examples to simulate an expression which will now be a suitable choice for overrides in targeting Markdown fenced blocks using the new parser API, as with eslint-plugin-markdown@2 (i.e., "md/*.js" instead of "md").

If you need to use ESLint 6 (or eslint-plugin-markdown < 2, for example) with check-examples, you should be able to manually supply the matchingFileName option targeting "md", e.g., set to 'dummy.md.

This commit also simplifies a testing example to avoid it throwing with changed config not having proper babel support (not meaningful to test anyways)

Commits

• 27b95b3 fix(match-description): while preserving internal newlines, ensure trailing...
• d682f1f chore: avoid linting warning in linting hidden file
• 49183b2 chore: travis fix
• 6fa50e3 chore: fix for travis
• 60d9ac6 test: bump timeouts for slow machine
• ea30830 test(require-jsdoc): fix for CI where has:() doesn't work with TS on ESLi...
• b07f0bf docs(readme): add missing require-throws to list of example rules to enable...
• 71cfe20 fix; indicate require-throws as off
• a84eb91 test(require-description): check works for single line blocks
• 74bbe38 fix(match-description); preserve newlines (except trailling ones) for purpo...
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Superseded by #318.