🏗 Fix linter when using dict({...spread})
#32586
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My linting/formatting environment was not working for a particular file until I realized the linter failed when encountering it:
This is caused by lint plugin
local/dict-string-keys
failing when using a spread operator insidedict()
.We likely want to forbid this, which this change accomplishes.
Alternatively, we could follow the object definition to ensure it's a
dict()
but that is probably more work than it's worth.