fix(valid-describe): report on concise-body arrow functions #863
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## [24.3.7](v24.3.6...v24.3.7) (2021-07-21) ### Bug Fixes * **valid-describe:** report on concise-body arrow functions ([#863](#863)) ([71c5299](71c5299))
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Jest 27 will throw an error if a describe block returns a value (changelog, test-case). This PR updates
valid-describeto report on these instances that would fail tests.If deemed useful, I could look at making this fixable in a follow-up PR.