Prefer @typescript-eslint/dot-notation to native ESLint version #454
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This PR updates the converter for no-string-literal to use @typescript-eslint/dot-notation (introduced in this PR) over ESLint's native dot-notation
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@typescript-eslintvariant does introduce a new optional flag,allowPrivateClassPropertyAccess, which isn't added in this converter in this PR. But if it's something y'all feel like it should be added (even if added with afalsevalue) I'm happy to add it 🙂