Explicitly set strict: false for project tests, eval tests, and more programmatic fourslash tests

[Daniel Rosenwasser (DanielRosenwasser)]

Part of #62333.

• Project tests manually needed an explicit "strict": false line added to each project file.
• All evaluateTypeScript tests assume strict is implicitly off.
• Fourslash tests from other PRs which I missed have an explicit // @strict: false

I think with this PR and #63023, we may be able to just flip the strict switch, accept baselines, and have tests pass.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR explicitly sets strict: false for existing tests that rely on non-strict mode behavior, as part of the larger effort (#62333) to make --strict the default in TypeScript. The changes ensure these tests continue to work correctly once the default is changed.

Changes:

• Added "strict": false to 72 project test configuration JSON files
• Updated corresponding baseline JSON files to reflect the new configuration
• Added // @strict: false directive to 10 fourslash test files
• Added strict: false to the evaluateTypeScript function's default compiler options

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 260 out of 260 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
tests/cases/project/*.json (72 files)	Added "strict": false to project test configurations
tests/baselines/reference/project//.json (144 files)	Updated baseline files to reflect the new strict:false setting
tests/cases/fourslash/*.ts (10 files)	Added // @strict: false compiler directive
src/harness/evaluatorImpl.ts	Added strict: false to default compiler options for eval tests

[Jake Bailey (jakebailey)]

Do the evaluator tests really need strict? Or just alwaysStrict?

[Daniel Rosenwasser (DanielRosenwasser)]

Do the evaluator tests really need strict? Or just alwaysStrict?

I believe they do - I think they consider any diagnostics to be a "syntax error".