Remove more burdensome eslint rules #42819
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Remove another rule.
This was forcing an ignore on our code, and raising more warnings on new PRs such as https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/42779/files#diff-66d17c201c22426a3c37398877656f048b04eb7a41d5bfa827a0a2e7a5eb0beaL29
A component can quickly becomes bigger than that leaving that at the discretion of the contributor/