fix: naming-convention for requiresQuotes

[gutenye]

As the documentation said, filter has a higher priority than modifiers

Before this PR, requiresQuotes rule never got matched

{
  selector: ['variable', 'function', 'classProperty', 'objectLiteralProperty', 'parameterProperty', 'classMethod', 'objectLiteralMethod', 'typeMethod', 'accessor'],
  ...
  filter: { regex: '[- ]', match: false}
}
// below rule never got matched.
{
  selector: ['classProperty', 'objectLiteralProperty'],
  format: null,
  modifiers: ['requiresQuotes'],
}

Or can remove filter: { regex: '[- ]', match: false }, it's used by lots of selectors, so I'm not sure.

Test Plain

const obj = {
  '.Button': {} // PASSED
  a_b: {}   // FAILED
}

[sindresorhus]

Can you add a quick code comment about why this is not together with the others on line 10?

[sindresorhus]

I wonder how this will work if #54 is merged first.

[gutenye]

#54 does what I need, closing this one.