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M3 7128 part 1 #2

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abailly-akamai pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 8, 2024
…noreDeprecations` Typescript Options (linode#10755)

* save changes #1

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* fix image select

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* save changes #10

* last issue is filtering

* fix unit test by fixing button types

* finally resolved all tsc errors

* Added changeset: Remove `suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors` and `ignoreDeprecations` Typescript Options

* fix cypress feature flag util hopefully

* another attemnpt to fix cypress feature flag util function

* make image select close onSelect to match previous behavior

* feedback @jaalah-akamai

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Co-authored-by: Banks Nussman <banks@nussman.us>
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