Add no-restricted-imports rule
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It extends the existing no-restricted-imports rule from eslint. Seems configured correctly, but my initial tests aren't passing yet.
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This PR adds a
no-restricted-importsrule to check for incorrect imports from some'@vue'packages. The new rule will tell the user that they should import those APIs directly from'vue'instead.I created some trivial tests to help me check that I extended the existing eslint rule correctly, and they're not all passing so I must have done something wrong. Any advice from maintainers would be appreciated, and I'll happily make updates to get this working.
Resolves #1780