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[#12169] Update teammates-eslint.yml to mark trailing whitespaces as errors on Ubuntu #7

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Fixes TEAMMATES#12169

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I updated teammates-eslint.yml to be stricter, indicating trailing whitespaces in .html files as errors instead of warnings, which were reported to be able to pass using Ubuntu in comparison to Windows linting workflows.

I also made the decision to ignore blank lines, as they were required in the templating of the emails sent out to users, and changing them would cause component tests to fail.

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* Add check for closed issue

* Update message

* Rephrase message

* Add logging

* Test

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* Add check for closed issue

Update message

Rephrase message

Add logging

Test

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* [TEAMMATES#13147] Didn't Account for the Timezone in Session Edit Form component tests (TEAMMATES#13148)

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* Update workflow

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Co-authored-by: Rayson Yeap <88478542+Respirayson@users.noreply.github.com>
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Lintspaces on Linux showing warnings instead of errors
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