feat(ts): add restrictedTypes rule - #3184
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Adds the TypeScript
restrictedTypesrule with source-aware restrictions usingTypeOrValueSpecifier.The rule resolves direct references in type positions through imports and re-exports, then matches their final declarations by file, package, or TypeScript library provenance. It supports named and qualified references, generic references, heritage clauses, import types, and
typeoftype queries while avoiding same-name false positives from unrelated declarations.The rule intentionally does not propagate restrictions through local aliases or computed structural equivalence, and it does not inspect runtime expressions, primitive keywords,
{}, or[].Includes rule documentation, full semantic unit coverage, TypeScript CLI integration coverage, rule-data registration, and a release changeset.
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