Change stylistic rules for expressions in <template> to extend from ESLint Stylistic
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This PR changes the stylistic rules for the expressions in
<template>to extend from ESLint Stylistic.However, if ESLint Stylistic is not installed, it behaves the same as before.
However, in ESLint v9 those rules will be removed and therefore no longer available.
This PR change is to keep those rules working in ESLint v9.