feat(create-docusaurus): make base TS config strict by default#11699
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Not needed anymore because TS 6.0+ is strict by default: users will opt-in for strict by upgrading TS |
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Motivation
For Docusaurus v4, we want to make the base TS config stricter by default
This is a TS breaking change, so we'll merge it only for v4
We can now remove the local strict: true setting applied to newly initialized sites, added in #11696
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