chore: Use Nuxt3 offical starter instead of sidebase/merino

[zoey-kaiser]

This PR:

• Removes the dependency on https://github.com/sidebase/merino to bootstrap the project template
• Switches over to getting the official https://github.com/nuxt/starter to create the base project
  • This will keep create-sidebase up to date on Nuxt versions
  • Issue: Nuxt may update this template and break some of the packages we use. We may have to lock which version is pulled to ensure we can test the updates before it gets released!
    • We may switch back to using https://sidebase/merino, but without making any changes to it. Then we can always merge into our branch to keep it up to date with the official starter!
• Added antfu ESLint config and oxlint as the provided default linters
• Reorganized steps to create template
  • Makes adding files and packages more generic and less bound to the modules
• Make this project itself use antfu eslint and swich from npm to pnpm

Checklist:

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  • replace "Closes " with "Contributes to" or other if this PR does not close the issue
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[phoenix-ru]

I recommend you to add CI environment variable. It's an unspoken convention which some libraries use to optimize their build process for CI runs

[zoey-kaiser]

Let's tackle this in another PR sometime later 😊

[phoenix-ru]

Is there a reason for that?

[zoey-kaiser]

Yes there is! This is because our eslint config handles stylistics adjustments (such as indents). Changing this setting in the vscode settings, ensures that the style preferences set by eslint are used and not those that the editor has defined through extensions such as prettier.

This settings and the extention files are the default provided bu antfu when he explains how to setup his linter.

[phoenix-ru]

why is this command in the typescript config?

[zoey-kaiser]

Generally speaking it does not 100% relate to this, however as the project uses typescript by default, I added this here, to avoid having to create another config, just for this command.