Check assembly name. If it contains "test" substring, assume
this is test project and don't fire the rule.

For NoAsyncRunSynchronouslyInLibrary rule that make sure that
code inside NUnit and  MSTest tests doesn't trigger the rule.

Includes failing tests.

Check if Async.RunSynchronously call is iniside NUnit or MSTest
tests. If it is, don't trigger the rule.

Add configuration for the rule and enable it by default.

Assembly.QualifiedName is empty, so instead check namespace and
project name.

Simplified check for entry point.

Also combined some code that uses args.CheckInfo to not pattern
match on it twice.

That also calls `Async.RunSynchronously` and causes CI to fail.

Got rid of Async.RunSynchronously calls in FSharpLint.Core.

Suppress NoAsyncRunSynchronouslyInLibrary rule.

Exclude projects that have "console" in their name addition to
those that contain "test".

Updated docs for NoAsyncRunSynchronouslyInLibrary to make clear
what code is considered to be library code.

When linting project. This will give more information for rules
to use, such as all types defined in an assembly.

For EntryPoint point attribute instead of just current file.

This reverts commit 7ba5ca4.
Suppression is no longer needed because Benchmarks project has
`[<EntryPoint>]` attribute which is now properly recognized.

Added 2 more tests for NoAsyncRunSynchronouslyInLibrary rule.

Make rule pass new tests by checking all nodes in the file for
test attributes, not only parent nodes.

Also when checking a project, check all files in the project
for classes that are marked by test attributes.

That were removed in commit 9de63ea ("Core,Console,Tests: refactoring").

Methods and functions when applying the rule.

Added 2 more tests.

Marked non-async parsing methods re-introduced in previous
commit with `[<Obsolete>]` attribute.

To address feedback.