Turn on max-len ESLint rule

[matthew-white]

@sadiqkhoja suggested that we turn on the max-len ESLint rule. (We would turn on both max-len and vue/max-len, which are currently both turned off.) The max would be maybe 100 or 110 characters. I'm in favor of that rule change as well.

In the past, we've sometimes needed long lines in the template in order to ensure that text is trimmed. For example:

central-frontend/src/components/odata/analyze.vue

Line 56 in da77ddf

<a href="https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/about-power-query-in-excel-7104fbee-9e62-4cb9-a02e-5bfb1a6c536a" target="_blank" rel="noopener">{{ $t('help.microsoft.pageForExcel') }}</a>

Previously, putting {{ $t('help.microsoft.pageForExcel') }} on its own line would result in white space on either side of the text. That's an issue in particular for Japanese, where text typically doesn't include space characters. However, I've been noticing that that no longer seems to be the case: the white space is trimmed, at least when the {{ ... }} is the only content of the element. (Maybe there was a related change in Vue 3 or Vue CLI?) That means that there's little reason to have long lines like these, so we could turn on max-len without having to regularly disable the rule.

We already have a number of long lines, so turning on max-len would require changing those lines or disabling the rule for those lines.