Open Sourcing Jump's Credo Checks

This article announces that Jump is open sourcing 14 internally-built Credo checks for Elixir, aimed at improving code quality by catching common errors in production code and tests. The author, Tyler Young from Jump's developer experience team, highlights several favorite checks including AssertElementSelectorCanNeverFail (which prevents a common LiveView test pitfall), AvoidFunctionLevelElse (which warns against a rarely useful syntax), DoctestIExExamples (ensuring documentation examples are tested), LiveViewFormCanBeRehydrated (guarding form state recovery prerequisites), TopLevelAliasImportRequire (forcing module-level directives), and VacuousTest (warning about ineffective tests). The checks are run on every PR and block merges on failure, providing a valuable resource for the Elixir community.