fix(linter): add files entry to react flat configs to avoid applying TS rules to JSON files

[Bullfrog1234]

This PR fixes an issue with React libs, where TS rules are being applied to JSON files.

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Fixes #28245

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[Bullfrog1234]

@FrozenPandaz Can you please review this Pull Request

Cheers

[Bullfrog1234]

@Coly010 just curious to why use ignores instead of strict alignment to correct file extensions.

I was following the same as what was done to the angular lint rules.

[Coly010]

Unless I'm mistaken and I may be, the root eslint config should already be applying the rules to the .ts variety of globs.
In this case we specifically want to avoid JSON files being parsed, so the intention here to use ignores seems more correct

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