Find the path of the JS file that would be invoked as the eslint CLI.
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The **find-eslint-cli-bin-js-pmb** package provides a single utility function, `findEslintCli(require)`, which determines and returns the absolute path to the JavaScript file that would be executed when running the ESLint command‑line interface. It’s intended for developers or tool authors who need to locate ESLint’s CLI script programmatically (e.g., for custom wrappers, scripts, or testing environments).
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