feat: the last days→the last few days

[hippietrail]

Issues

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Description

I was watching a YouTube video where the presenter was obviously a native German speaker and noticed the very common mistake of German speakers of using expressions like "the last days" to mean not finality, but recent days, or "the last few days".

For native English speakers, "the last days" is most used about the biblical end times or the last days of life, which are not the intended associations when native German speakers are speaking or wring English.

I found that it's almost always this error if it comes after a preposition and is not followed by "of" so I rule out phrases without those properties:

• My computer has been running hot in the last days. ❌
• Exactly how long the last days will be is not mentioned in the Bible. ✅
• Bible prophecies tell of things to look for, like signs, to identify the last days. ✅
• What happens in the last days of life is different for everyone. ✅

How Has This Been Tested?

I found a bunch of variants for both true positives and true negatives.
There are also a couple of disabled (#[ignore]) examples that the linter doesn't yet handle that future contributors can use to improve the linter.

Checklist

• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have added tests to cover my changes
• I have considered splitting this into smaller pull requests.