[New]: forbid-dom-props: support React Strict Dom elements (html.div, etc)

[mdjastrzebski]

Summary

Add suport for React Strict DOM notation of DOM nodes: html.div, html.span, h.h1, etc

Details

The code is based on forbid-component-props rule that already supported Namespace.Component notation.

Testing

Added pass/fail tests for html.div, h.span, etc

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 97.72%. Comparing base (f2869fd) to head (48b582a).

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[mdjastrzebski]

Note: the failing checks seems to be related to other rules this PR is not chaning: jsx-indent, jsx-tag-spacing

[ljharb]

interesting, i'd never heard of this before. seems like an evolution of react-native-web?

[ljharb]

This seems like something that needs to be behind an option - i assume that the lowercase only works because of the .? (meaning that const { div } = html; <div /> wouldn't work?

[mdjastrzebski]

@ljharb re RSD: RSD is alternative approach for React Native + Web codesharing. RN Web took RN-first approach, while RSD takes. web-first approach.

re impl: Since RSD closely resembles regular DOM elements, I though that forget-dom-props is the right rule to modify. Alternatively we could modify forget-component-props but that would require dropping requirement for first uppercase letter in the name. Wdyt?

[ljharb]

I think either one is fine as long as it's behind an option, since this is an official react offering (if it was unofficial, then it should go in the component rule for sure)

[mdjastrzebski]

@ljharb how should I implement such option? Is it an extra param for the rule, like supportReactStrictDom: true or something other?