`eslint-find-rules` is a utility for ESLint users that helps identify which built-in rules are currently configured, available, unused, or deprecated in a custom ESLint configuration. It's designed for developers maintaining ESLint shareable configurations who want to ensure their config is up-to-date and comprehensive.
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