fix: rule cjs-require ignore problem

[yifancong]

Summary

This pull request updates the cjs-require rule to improve configurability and simplify the logic for ignoring certain module paths. The main changes include defaulting the ignore configuration to ['node_modules'], removing the hardcoded check for node_modules paths, and updating documentation for clarity.

Configuration improvements:

• The default value for the ignore option in the rule configuration is now ['node_modules'], making it easier to customize which module paths are ignored without modifying code.
• The Config interface documentation in types.ts has been updated to clarify that ignore defaults to ['node_modules'].

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Pull request overview

Updates the cjs-require rule’s configuration defaults/documentation so node_modules can be ignored via config (instead of a hardcoded path check), aiming to address “ignore” handling problems for this rule.

Changes:

• Set cjs-require rule defaultConfig.ignore to ['node_modules'].
• Remove the hardcoded isNodeModulesPath() issuer skip logic.
• Update Config.ignore docstring to describe the new default.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
packages/core/src/rules/rules/cjs-require/types.ts	Documents that ignore defaults to ['node_modules'].
packages/core/src/rules/rules/cjs-require/index.ts	Changes default ignore config and removes the prior issuer-only node_modules bypass.

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[Copilot]

Setting defaultConfig.ignore to ['node_modules'] will cause this rule to skip any dependency where either the issuer path or the required module path contains node_modules (see the ignore check below). Since requiredModule.path is typically inside node_modules for third-party requires, this likely suppresses the primary case this rule is meant to report (user code calling require('pkg')). Consider reverting the default to [] and keeping an explicit (cross-platform) “issuer is in node_modules” skip (e.g. the /[/\]node_modules[/\]/ pattern used in esm-resolved-to-cjs), or split config so only issuers are ignored by default.