Revert "Add svelte check in pre-commit hook"

[efstajas]

IMO there are a few workflow problems with this:

• It runs the check on the entire repo, not just on your staged changes (like the linter does), so you are blocked from committing a perfectly valid change if you have any in-progress unstaged changes elsewhere in the repo that svelte-check doesn't like.
• It practically makes the VSCode commit button useless, at least on my macbook — takes anywhere between 30 seconds to 1 minute to commit. It's a bit better, but still pretty slow on the terminal, especially if you're making many commits in a row.
• If your workflow is to make a lot of changes, and then selectively stage & commit to break them into multiple chunks, you now have to wait for svelte-check to scan the entire repo for every individual commit, even if you already ran svelte-check before and know there's no issues in the repo. You can skip commit verification of course, but then you're also skipping lint-staged and may commit badly formatted code.

IMO, it's enough to have svelte-check ran as a check on PRs, which still finishes pretty quickly and effectively prevents bad changes from ending up on main. Of course, you can also run npm run check on-demand anytime you want locally.

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