fix(linter/plugins): defineRule call createOnce lazily#14062
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Previously `defineRule`, when passed a rule with a `createOnce` method, would call `createOnce` immediately. When the rule is used in Oxlint, this resulted in `createOnce` being called twice. `createOnce` might do some fairly expensive set-up work, so we only want to call it once (as the name suggests!). Instead, `defineRule` don't call `createOnce` immediately. Call it the first time the `create` method which `defineRule` creates is called. This means that, when using Oxlint: 1. `createOnce` is only called once. 2. `defineRule` call is cheaper. i.e. the cost of making the rule ESLint-compatible is only paid when the user is running the rule in ESLint, not in Oxlint.
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Previously
defineRule, when passed a rule with acreateOncemethod, would callcreateOnceimmediately.When the rule is used in Oxlint, this resulted in
createOncebeing called twice.createOncemight do some fairly expensive set-up work, so we only want to call it once (as the name suggests!).Instead,
defineRuledon't callcreateOnceimmediately. Call it the first time thecreatemethod whichdefineRulecreates is called.This means that, when using Oxlint:
createOnceis only called once.defineRulecall is cheaper.i.e. the cost of making the rule ESLint-compatible is only paid when the user is running the rule in ESLint, not in Oxlint.