feat(rome_js_analyzer): noConsoleLog rule

[ematipico]

Summary

Implements the rule noConsoleLog.

Closes #4223

This rule prevents the usage of console.log, while all the other functions from console are allowed.

Test Plan

Added tests

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[Conaclos]

It could be nice to add other valid codes such as:

console.info("info")
console.warn("warn")
console.error("error")
console.assert(true)

[ematipico]

It could be nice to add other valid codes such as:

console.info("info")
console.warn("warn")
console.error("error")
console.assert(true)

Where precisely? In the test suite or the documentation?

EDIT: I have done both

[jpike88]

Yesssss you guys are absolute machines

[jfmengels]

I'm curious (but I don't need it): Is there a reason that things like globalThis.console.log() are not reported in this implementation?

[ematipico]

Uncaught case from my side :)

Although all the rules don't take that into consideration, probably because most of the users (myself in primis) don't use it, so it was missed.

[jfmengels]

I don't use it either, but it's an easy workaround to the rule.
I'm actually surprised that some of the rules do, nice 👍
ESLint doesn't seem to be handling this, I guess partially because globalThis is somewhat new?
(Also, just in case you will be tackling it, apparently globalThis.globalThis.globalThis.console.log(1) is possible 🙃 )