Set up the RuboCop environment #395
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RuboCop has been partially introduced so far, but I want to run it properly from now on. I installed the latest rubocop, rubocop-rspec, and rubocop-performance and wired them into CI. To keep CI behavior consistent, each gem’s version is pinned except for patch versions.
All cops that currently fail are listed in .rubocop_todo.yml. I plan to work down this todo over time, but I do not intend to aggressively fix cops myself. By leaving RuboCop todos as good first issues, I want to create an entry point for new contributors.
I don’t necessarily want to fix every cop in the todo. We’ll weigh the cost of following a cop’s rule against its benefit, and disable the ones where the cost outweighs the value.