fix(no-useless-mustaches): escape < in fixes #2389
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Fixes #2384
I looked up the parser specification for the inside tag case for potential additional cases which would differ:
<: already covered in the issueEOF: would already be an error\0: I guess/hope no one would do this but there is a difference&: there are cases when combining the text with either before or after the mustache but is also highly unlikelySo this PR only adds escaping
<with<in the fixer.