feat: add no-new-wrappers

[SukkaW]

The PR adds autofix for theno-new-wrappers rule:

// Valid
const text = String(someValue);
const num = Number(someValue);
const object = new MyString();

// Auto Fix
const stringObject = new String("Hello world");
// turns into
const stringObject = String("Hello world");

const numberObject = new Number(0x721);
// turns into
const numberObject = Number(0x721);

const booleanObject = new Boolean(false);
// turns into
const booleanObject = Boolean(false);

// No Auto Fix
const stringObject = new String
const numberObject = new Number
const booleanObject = new Boolean

Note that the autofix does change the behavior of the original code; the right-hand value becomes a primitive value instead of an object wrapper. But in most cases, the auto-fixed code is desired. And if anyone does really need the original behavior, they should not enable this rule in the first place.

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I'd appreciate it if you tag my PR w/ hacktoberfest-accepted!

[aladdin-add]

Note that the autofix does change the behavior of the original code; the right-hand value becomes a primitive value instead of an object wrapper.

Generally, I like to avoid it if possible. Have you seen such usage in real code?

[SukkaW]

Note that the autofix does change the behavior of the original code; the right-hand value becomes a primitive value instead of an object wrapper.

Generally, I like to avoid it if possible. Have you seen such usage in real code?

Let's search on GitHub real quick:

• https://github.com/search?q=%22new+String%28%22+language%3AJavaScript+OR+language%3ATypeScript+&type=code
• https://github.com/search?q=%22new+Boolean%28%22+language%3AJavaScript+OR+language%3ATypeScript+&type=code
• https://github.com/search?q=%22new+Number%28%22+language%3AJavaScript+OR+language%3ATypeScript+&type=code&p=2

So apparently, the new Boolean(), new Number(), new String() usages are extremely rare already. And even in those search results, all of their new keyword should be removed (they definitely want literals instead of objects).