Probably a controversial opinion, but I absolutely wish this was more common. It's a thing in F# as well. With JS/TS projects I always ensure the ESLint rule fo

Probably a controversial opinion, but I absolutely wish this was more common. It's a thing in F# as well. With JS/TS projects I always ensure the ESLint rule for only using what's been declared before is enabled. I don't want to scroll up and down a file constantly when referring to previous things that might reference something at the bottom of the file, which then references something near the top, which then references something in the middle, which then references something at the bottom again... I despise working in that manner.