Enable TypeScript Rules (without requiring type checking rules)

[rajsite]

The goal of this PR is to be used for evaluating the TypeScript Rules used in typescript.js.

To test locally, you can add the devDependencies to a project with:

npm install -D @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin@4.9.1 eslint@7.6.0 eslint-plugin-import@2.22.0

And extract the tgz from the npm package build artifact (see below) and run:

npm install -D ni-eslint-config-1.0.0-alpha.11.tgz

This PR also makes a few additional changes:

• Adds a tool usable via npm run dev-print-typescript-props to print the properties expected in each of the TypeScript configurations based on the installed typescript-eslint version. This helps in maintenance of tracking changes to the typescript-extension rules.
• Adds basic smoke tests for the typescript and typescript-requiring-type-checking configurations
• Adds the typescript-requiring-type-checking rules (the rules themselves are not target for discussion in this PR and are currently commented out).
• TypeScript Extension rules were separated into different files and split by those rules requiring type checking and those that don't. In addition they were synced with the current NI configuration / Airbnb configuration that defines them for eslint.

Build artifacts:

• Initial PR
• First update with resolved rules (3/10/21)
• Second update with resolved rules (3/11/21)

[mure]

If anyone else is doing this on a Mac, note that the built-in Archive Utility seems to try to recursively unpackage files. So I was very confused as to where ni-eslint-config-1.0.0-alpha.11.tgz was, but it turns out the utility was automatically unpacking that as well.

[rajsite]

@mure I'll go ahead and merge this since we have most reviewers. If you have feedback we can address it in a follow-up PR.