Flag a violation when rule options are used but an empty schema is specified in require-meta-schema
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Flags a violation if an empty schema is specified but rule options are used.
This new check is similar to how:
require-meta-fixable
checks thatfixable: true
is specified when an autofixer is foundrequire-meta-has-suggestions
checks thathasSuggestions: true
is specified when suggestions are providedNote: this is not a breaking change, since ESLint itself already prevents rules from using options when an empty rule schema is specified, so it's not possible that this new violation could be flagged on existing rules.