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refactor(rome_js_analyze): improve consistency of rules that concern globals #4654
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Summary
This PR improves the consistency between rules that verifies the use of global identifiers.
All rules now correctly resolves recursive use of
globalThisandwindow.For example, the following code is now correctly reported by
noConsoleLog:Test Plan
New tests added.