Linter: Warn about j() in erb-no-unsafe-script-interpolation#1407
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Linter: Warn about j() in erb-no-unsafe-script-interpolation#1407
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This pull request addresses the comment raised by @frederikspang in #1330 (comment) by adding a specific message to the
erb-no-unsafe-script-interpolationlinter rule to warn about thej()andescape_javascript()usage inside<script>tags.It also updates the linter rule to base the checks off of Prism nodes instead of the previous regex-based approach.