Add UseBuiltInsTypes rule #482
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Summary
Adding a new rule "UseBuiltInsTypes" for PYTHON_VERSION >= 3.10 -- See PEP 585 – Type Hinting Generics In Standard Collections.
This rule is the opposite of the existing rule UseTypesFromTyping.
Test Plan
See added tests in rule.
NOTE
Even when adding PYTHON_VERSION = ">= 3.10" the rule still runs on fixit, even though it's pinned to use python 3.8 (hence the test test_this_project_is_clean fails).
What am I missing?