Enforce strict type safety: ban 'any' and restrict 'as'

[hmjn023]

This change enforces stricter type safety rules across the codebase.
It modifies the Biome configuration to treat explicit any usage as an error.
It also updates the AGENTS.md documentation to formally ban as type assertions (with the exception of as const) and provides guidelines on avoiding deprecated APIs.
Existing any usages remain in the codebase and will be reported as errors until fixed, as per the migration strategy.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the codebase's type safety by implementing stricter TypeScript rules. It introduces a ban on explicit any types and most as type assertions, backed by updates to both the project's coding guidelines documentation and the Biome linter configuration. This change aims to prevent runtime errors and improve code maintainability by ensuring more robust type checking.

Highlights

• Enforce any type ban: Explicit any type usage is now strictly prohibited and will be flagged as an error by the Biome linter. A mechanism for justified exceptions using // biome-ignore is provided.
• Restrict as type assertions: The use of as Type type assertions is banned (with the exception of as const). Developers are encouraged to use Type Guard functions or Zod for validation instead, to prevent runtime errors.
• Updated type safety guidelines: The AGENTS.md documentation has been updated to include comprehensive type safety rules, detailing the bans on any and as, and adding a new guideline to avoid deprecated APIs.
• Biome linter configuration: The biome.json configuration has been modified to include noExplicitAny: "error" under the suspicious linter rules, ensuring automatic enforcement of the any type ban.
• Migration strategy for existing any: Existing any usages in the codebase will now be reported as errors, requiring them to be addressed as part of a migration strategy.

Changelog

• AGENTS.md
  • Expanded the "型安全性" (Type Safety) section to explicitly prohibit any types, detailing Biome's enforcement and the // biome-ignore exception.
  • Added a rule banning as Type type assertions (excluding as const), recommending Type Guard functions or Zod validation as alternatives.
  • Introduced a new guideline advising against the use of deprecated APIs.
  • Reaffirmed the existing guideline to use import type for type definitions.
• biome.json
  • Added a new suspicious section within linter.rules to configure noExplicitAny as an "error".
  • Removed the "extends": ["ultracite"] configuration entry.

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Code Review

このプルリクエストは、any 型を禁止し as 型アサーションを制限することで、コードベース全体の型安全性を強化するものです。biome.json に noExplicitAny ルールを追加し、AGENTS.md のコーディング規約を更新する変更は、この目的に沿った素晴らしい改善です。

一点だけ、biome.json から "extends": ["ultracite"] が削除されている点について懸念があります。これにより他の重要なルールが無効化される可能性がないか、ご確認をお願いします。詳細はファイルへのコメントをご参照ください。