[readme] Move JSX-specific rules to their own section #441
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Now that this list has grown considerably, I think it would be helpful to people to break it up a bit. A natural break is JSX-specific rules and non-JSX-specific rules.
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This will likely conflict with some of my other open PRs, so it might be best to merge those first. |
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Move JSX-specific rules to their own section in Readme
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Good idea. Merged. |
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Now that this list has grown considerably, I think it would be helpful
to people to break it up a bit. A natural break is JSX-specific rules
and non-JSX-specific rules.