Code Inspection for combining multiple For...Next variables on the same line

[IvenBach]

What
Combining multiple Next variables as in Next k, j, i is legally valid code, only if each counter variable is listed as shown. Removing the counter variable without each closing Next produces invalid code.

Why
Combining variables into a single Next messes with default indenting. It also can be easily overlooked leading to features bugs. We all strive for clear code.

Example

Public Sub JustBecauseYouCanDoItDoesntMeanYouShould()
    Dim i As Long
    Dim j As Long
    Dim k As Long
    For i = 0 To 9
        For j = 0 To 9
            For k = 0 To 1
                Debug.Print Space(i + j + k) & "But why?"
            Next k, j, i
End Sub

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QuickFixes
Insert an ending Next, preferably including the counter variable, to show the ending of each For...Next statement.
Should Rubberduck offer one or more quickfix(es) for this inspection? Describe them here (note: all inspections allow for IgnoreOnceQuickFix, unless explicitly specified):

1. QuickFix Name - SeparateEachCounterVariableFromACombinedForNextStatementQuickFix

   Example code, after quickfix is applied:

   Public Sub JustBecauseYouCanDoItDoesntMeanYouShould()
       Dim i As Long
       Dim j As Long
       Dim k As Long
       For i = 0 To 9
           For j = 0 To 9
               For k = 0 To 1
                   Debug.Print Space(i + j + k) & "But why?"
               Next k
           Next j
       Next i
   End Sub

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Resources
Each inspection needs a number of resource strings - please provide a suggestion here:

• InspectionNames: MultipleCounterVariablesOnSingleNextEndingStatement
• InspectionInfo: Combining multiple Next statements visually breaks indenting. It can also lead to overlooking a variables inclusion leading to a subtle bug.
• InspectionResults: The variables {0} {1} {2} should have their own ending Next statement.