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New rule: no-useless-files #349
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This rule will locate files that:
Purpose: To not keep useless files around in a project. If a file contains no runnable code or has no content, there should not be a reason to keep it around.
Backstory: I've run into a situation where another developer finds something is not yet functioning properly, so instead of not checking it in to source control they decided to comment the whole thing out and check it in.