This function assumes that an ESLint node exposes a parent property,
which is always defined. However, it's better to use getParent if
it is possible to retrieve the parent based on the rule context.
It should eventually disappear once we come up with a proper solution
against the conflicting typings between ESLint and TypeScript ESLint
when it comes to the parent of a node.
Returns the parent of an ESLint node
This function assumes that an ESLint node exposes a parent property, which is always defined. However, it's better to use
getParentif it is possible to retrieve the parent based on the rule context.It should eventually disappear once we come up with a proper solution against the conflicting typings between ESLint and TypeScript ESLint when it comes to the parent of a node.