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__tests__/fixtures/components/external.setup.vue: The semantic difference in the given unidiff snippet involves the introduction of a new variable `userName` within the `<script setup>` block and the removal of the `test` variable from the same block. This change affects the data flow and variable usage within the component.

__tests__/fixtures/noLocale.vue: The semantic difference in the given unidiff snippet involves a modification in the fluent string template related to shared photos, specifically in the gender-neutral form.

__tests__/fixtures/test.vue: The semantic difference in the given unidiff snippet involves a change in the content of a fluent string, specifically in the text related to possessive pronouns. The logic and control flow remain unaffected.

__tests__/frameworks/vite/errors.spec.ts: The semantic difference in the provided unidiff snippet involves a change in the description of a test suite from "Error checking" to "error checking."

__tests__/frameworks/webpack/sfc.spec.ts: The change introduces an additional closing parenthesis and comma within the `expect` statement, affecting the control flow and error handling in the `Webpack SFC` test suite.

eslint.config.js: The `eslint.config.js` file introduces a configuration for ESLint using the `@antfu/eslint-config` package, with a specific rule modification to disable `'test/prefer-lowercase-title'`.

src/loader-query.ts: The logic in the `isCustomBlock` function in `src/loader-query.ts` was modified to include an additional condition for the 'vue' property in the query object. The logical OR condition was adjusted to include `query.type === options.blockType` and `query.blockType === options.blockType` for webpack (vue-loader).

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### PR Objectives

The primary objective of this pull request, titled "Update @antfu/eslint-config," is to update the ESLint configuration within the project by integrating the `@antfu/eslint-config` package. This update is likely aimed at enhancing code quality and ensuring consistency in coding styles across the project. The pull request, numbered 72, does not explicitly link to any issues, but the changes suggest a focus on refining code standards, updating test descriptions, and modifying component behavior and test configurations.

The changes span across various test fixtures and configuration files, indicating an effort to align the project's code with the rules and standards defined by the newly introduced ESLint configuration. The modifications include variable changes in Vue component scripts, updates to string templates for localization, adjustments in test suite descriptions, and corrections in test expectations. Additionally, the configuration file for ESLint itself has been updated to disable a specific rule, which suggests a tailored approach to linting that fits the project's needs.

### AI-Generated Summary of Generated Summaries

The pull request introduces several updates to the project's codebase, primarily focusing on code quality and testing. Key changes include:

- In the Vue component tests, there is a notable variable update where a new `userName` variable is introduced, and an existing `test` variable is removed, indicating a shift in the component's data handling.
- String templates in Vue files have been updated for gender-neutral language and possessive pronouns, reflecting an effort to improve localization and inclusivity in the user interface.
- A minor change in test suite descriptions has been made, altering the capitalization for consistency and clarity in the test output.
- The test configurations have been refined with a syntax correction in the `Webpack SFC` test suite, which could affect how test results are interpreted.
- The ESLint configuration file has been updated to include the `@antfu/eslint-config` package, with a specific rule (`'test/prefer-lowercase-title'`) being disabled, suggesting a customized linting approach.
- The logic within the `isCustomBlock` function has been enhanced to include additional conditions for better handling of custom blocks in Vue components when using webpack (vue-loader).

These changes collectively aim to improve the maintainability of the code, enhance the clarity and inclusivity of user-facing text, and ensure that the project's coding standards are up-to-date with the latest practices.

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