Add an analyzer for a match where an if would do - #3470
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A match is for taking a value apart. One that only asks whether a boolean is true tells the reader to expect a destructuring and then does not deliver one, so FANTOMAS-SNOBMATCH-001 asks for an if instead. The rule is held to the boolean case, where the rewrite is mechanical: the scrutinee becomes the condition and is written once. The shape next door, a constant arm and a binder holding the scrutinee under a second name, is left alone, because every instance of it in this repository is the IndexOf idiom, where an if has to call IndexOf twice or bind it above. It also stays quiet on match!, on function, on a when guard and on a conditional directive inside the match, each because the rewrite would be more than a rewrite. List.partitionWhile held the only instance and is now an if.
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A match is for taking a value apart. One that only asks whether a boolean is true tells the reader to expect a destructuring and then does not deliver one, so FANTOMAS-SNOBMATCH-001 asks for an if instead.
The rule is held to the boolean case, where the rewrite is mechanical: the scrutinee becomes the condition and is written once. The shape next door, a constant arm and a binder holding the scrutinee under a second name, is left alone, because every instance of it in this repository is the IndexOf idiom, where an if has to call IndexOf twice or bind it above. It also stays quiet on match!, on function, on a when guard and on a conditional directive inside the match, each because the rewrite would be more than a rewrite.
List.partitionWhile held the only instance and is now an if.