Add new Rails/JSONSymbolizeNames cop

[viralpraxis]

I've seen this pattern a lot:

JSON.parse(large_json).deep_symbolize_keys

instead of travesing Ruby hash once more we can use the symbolize_names option:

JSON.parse(large_json, symbolize_names: true)

Caveats / FP scenarios:

1. symbolize_names does not work if create_addition option is provided.
2. User might use both symbolize_names: false and deep_symbolize_keys.
3. There's no autocorrection yet, but it should be relatively easy to add (at least for some cases)

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[koic]

Could you first propose this style to the style guide?
https://github.com/rubocop/rails-style-guide

[koic]

Suggested change

	module Rails
	# Use `JSON.parse(json, symbolize_names: true)` instead of `JSON.parse(json).deep_symbolize_keys`.
	# Using `symbolize_names: true` is more efficient as it creates symbols during parsing
	# rather than requiring a second pass through the data structure.
	# @example
	# # bad
	# JSON.parse(json).deep_symbolize_keys
	#
	# # good
	# JSON.parse(json, symbolize_names: true)
	#
	module Rails
	# Use `JSON.parse(json, symbolize_names: true)` instead of `JSON.parse(json).deep_symbolize_keys`.
	#
	# Using `symbolize_names: true` is more efficient as it creates symbols during parsing
	# rather than requiring a second pass through the data structure.
	#
	# @example
	# # bad
	# JSON.parse(json).deep_symbolize_keys
	#
	# # good
	# JSON.parse(json, symbolize_names: true)
	#

[koic]

This message only shows the option name, which might make it difficult for users to understand the expected action in their code. It may be simpler to provide autocorrection and show the corrected code instead.