Add rule for React Hooks

[Gelio]

I created a rule for detecting improper uses of React Hooks. For more information about the rule take a look at the tslint-react-hooks repository.

This PR integrates the react-hooks-nesting into this repository.

I built tslint-react with the newly added rule and it works correctly with both react-hooks-nesting and built in this repository (example that reports both react-hooks-nesting for using a hook inside if and jsx-wrap-multiline):

tslint.json contained only the following:

{
  "extends": "tslint-react"
}

This PR is related to #186.

[palantirtech]

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[gibbok]

LGTM 👍

[gibbok]

Would be fantastic to include your PR in tslint-react. Any update on this? Thanks for your great work!

[Gelio]

@gibbok Thank you 🙂 I see many people giving a thumbs-up on this PR, but a maintainer needs to review it. Considering the fact that Palantir is moving development resources from TSLint to ESLint, it may take a while 😟

[adidahiya]

We're not going to add a new dependency to this package like this. If you want, you can port your rule implementation to this repo.

[Gelio]

That's a pity. I would rather keep the hooks rule in my repo to be able to develop it freely. I will close this PR

[adidahiya]

Sure, you're free to do that, and users can install your package and use extends: "tslint-react-hooks"... that's exactly what that feature was designed for.

[sonhanguyen]

@Gelio do you mind me doing this copy paste job?

[Gelio]

@sonhanguyen Hey 👋 Yes, I do mind. I would rather not copy paste the rule's code over to this project as it would lead to duplication. Updates would have to be applied twice. Thus, I would rather keep the hooks rule in the tslint-react-hooks repository

Thanks for reaching out and suggesting 🙂