[ESLint] Add opt-in support for dangerous autofix #18437
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We've removed the autofix support from our ESLint rule in 2.4.0 in favor of the new Suggestions API. But some people are asking (#18235, #18099) for autofix. Some IDEs haven't updated yet. Coincidentally, FB's VS Code ESLint extension doesn't support this either. So we can't update the rule internally.
This PR adds an escape hatch. Pass
{ enableDangerousAutofixThisMayCauseInfiniteLoops: true }and you get the old behavior. You've been warned.If you actually apply fix suggestions automatically, you don't want to enable this.