refactor: improve consistency in variable names, comments, and docs

[brianrodri]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Enhanced internal configurations and type definitions for TypeScript files to improve handling of JSDoc annotations.
  • Introduced mock functions for testing scenarios in the obsidian-dataview plugin.
  • Updated the structure of the Dataview API for clearer type information and functionality.
  • Adjusted the handling of periodic notes configurations and improved documentation clarity.
  • Removed unused constants related to task symbol parsing, indicating a shift in task metadata processing.

• Documentation

  • Updated inline guidance and comments across several modules for clearer explanations of plugin components and behavior.

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Walkthrough

This update refines configuration details and documentation across several files, enhances type safety and API structure in the Obsidian Dataview module, and introduces new mocks and constants. It also removes redundant task symbol parsing logic, resulting in a cleaner implementation. The changes are primarily focused on improved type management, clearer code comments, and better-defined interfaces for testing and API interactions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
eslint.config.js, src/model/collection/periodic-notes.ts, src/model/collection/schema.ts, src/util/luxon-utils.ts, src/util/type-utils.ts	Updated documentation and inline comments; added a new settings block for jsdoc in TypeScript files; improved type parameter explanations and streamlined class/method comments.
src/lib/obsidian-dataview/__mocks__/types.ts, src/model/task/lib/obsidian-tasks.const.ts	Introduced new files: one providing mock functions for testing and another exporting constants for task symbol mappings and regex configurations.
src/lib/obsidian-dataview/types.ts	Refactored type imports and aliases; renamed DataviewLink to ActualLink; replaced the old DataviewApi interface with a new class extending ActualDataviewApi that overrides the pages method.
src/model/task/lib/obsidian-tasks.ts	Removed unused imports and constants related to task symbol parsing, thereby simplifying task metadata handling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant NewAPI as DataviewApi
    participant ParentAPI as ActualDataviewApi

    Client->>NewAPI: Call pages("query")
    NewAPI->>ParentAPI: Execute overridden pages(query)
    ParentAPI-->>NewAPI: Return DataArray result
    NewAPI-->>Client: Return processed DataArray

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (4b37976) to head (b5c615b).

✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found.

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