New Rule: Detect infinite loops in code and warn

[karlhorky]

Not sure if this should be an ESLint rule or a Preflight check (opened upleveled/preflight#193 for the Preflight check), but detecting infinite loops in student code would be really nice, especially when students get into using useEffect in React.

#35 will help with warning about using useEffect without a dependency array, but there are other forms of infinite loops.

One potential candidate for detecting infinite loops would be to detect if the student has an (unconditional) call to setX in a useEffect which also specifies the dependency x. If the student has the setX inside a condition, this would not trigger.

Some other, more general ideas for infinite loop detection:

• https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/938854883154939904 (leading to Add a test-only transform to catch infinite loops facebook/react#11790)
• https://blog.replit.com/infinite-loops

Potentially helpful for getting a reference to useEffect (maybe already implemented in #35):

• How to get a reference to useState - can use this as a basis for this and also #35 - from eslint-plugin-react: https://github.com/yannickcr/eslint-plugin-react/blob/5f49f51dd237dd4c6758bc0c3e5b300a28770966/lib/rules/hook-use-state.js

[karlhorky]

One potential candidate for detecting infinite loops would be to detect if the student has an
... call to setX in a useEffect which also specifies the dependency x.

This may be achieved by this:

• [feat] no-direct-set-state-in-use-effect: option to only warn on symmetric set function call with dependency Rel1cx/eslint-react#745
• [feat] New rule react-x/no-circular-(use)-effect to detect circular set functions and deps patterns in useEffect like hooks Rel1cx/eslint-react#755