* Separate Prettier and ESLint according to best practices
- Create standalone .prettierrc configuration file
- Remove eslint-plugin-prettier integration from ESLint config
- Replace with eslint-config-prettier to disable conflicting rules
- Remove eslint-plugin-prettier dependency
- Add dedicated format and format:check scripts
- Update lint-staged to run Prettier and ESLint separately
- Format entire codebase with new Prettier configuration
This follows the recommended approach from Prettier documentation:
https://prettier.io/docs/integrating-with-linters#notes
* Remove test comment
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Fixes#3412
Previously the only way to restrict the domains for a Team were with the ALLOWED_DOMAINS environment variable for self hosted instances.
This PR migrates this to be a database backed setting on the Team object. This is done through the creation of a TeamDomain model that is associated with the Team and contains the domain name
This settings is updated on the Security Tab. Here domains can be added or removed from the Team.
On the server side, we take the code paths that previously were using ALLOWED_DOMAINS and switched them to use the Team allowed domains instead
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