Add non-affirming test cases for UselessCallOnNotNull#2918
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Thanks for improving detekt's test base!
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The old spec only tested the presence of a report when there is something to report. This PR adds tests to ensure that there are no reports when there is nothing to report (i.e., the methods are being used in the correct context).