Add "did you mean" functionality to Lint/UnneededDisable #2430
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If an unnecessarily disabled cop has a name that doesn't match an existing cop, annotate the message with "unknown cop" for names that are not recognized at all, and "did you mean ..." if a similar name exists.
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The changelog - my Achilles' heel. Fixed now. |
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Inspired by #2423. A little helpfulness from this cop would be welcomed, I figure.