Build an eslint rule for omitted return or assignment of result.fail()

[minox86]

A common mistake in the implementation of a function could be the omission of the return on a result.fail(), maybe just because return can be confused with result. As an example

const body = ({ input }) => {
   if(input.value > 0) {
      result.fail({ minValue: "Value must be greater than 0." })
   }
   return result.ok(input.value)
}

We can build a custom eslint rule to warn the developer everytime a result.fail() is called but not assigned to a const/var or directly returned because it sounds to be an error.