feat: Flag mixing up "affect" (verb) and "effect" (usually noun)

[hippietrail]

Description

People commonly mix up "affect" and "effect".
"Affect" is always a verb, meaning to act on a thing or make it change in some way.
"Effect" is usually a noun, meaning a result or consequence of something happening.

But "effect" is less commonly also a verb with a very different meaning, to bring into existence.

Resources

• dictionary.com
• Merriam-Webster
• Grammarly

Examples

• Variable not effecting triggers or Button Feeback
• but I still want to effect parent's check situation
• Change in ElementQuery::count effecting EVENT_BEFORE_PREPARE events
• experimentalUseProvidedRuntime not effected when running "npm run deploy"
• panel class doesn't seem to have an affect
• the IP version switch does not have an affect
• New line creates space between text when that is not always the affect