Update ErbLint to use standard configuration file name - #54
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ErbLint standardised to underscores for all project elements. We have maintained a legacy configuration file name (`.erb-lint.yml`) beyond this. This change introduces a new default in the project and for future projects matching the library default (`.erb_lint.yml`) while preserving the existing file name as a fallback to prevent breaking changes during the migration.
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ErbLint standardised to underscores for all project elements. We have maintained a legacy configuration file name (
.erb-lint.yml) beyond this. This change introduces a new default in the project and for future projects matching the library default (.erb_lint.yml) while preserving the existing file name as a fallback to prevent breaking changes during the migration.