Allow scoping of rules to Ansible module types

[PayBas]

Allowing rules to be scoped to specific Ansible module types allows for more granular control over the linting process.

Prime example for me is:

tasks:
  - meta: flush_handlers

Which results in:

name[missing]: All tasks should be named. (warning)

Now both disabling skip_list: - name[missing] and # noqa name[missing] are not suitable for me. The granularity is either way too big, or too small.

How about an intermediary scope feature for the .ansible-lint config:

skip_list[ansible.builtin.meta]:
  - name[missing]

# or

module_type_rules:
  - module: ansible.builtin.meta
    warn_list:
      - fqcn[action-core]
    skip_list:
      - name[missing]

Module-type scoped rules would take precedence over globally scoped rules obviously, but would still be superseded by # noqa

Related:
#364
#2111
#773