☂️ Create `rome_json_analyze` crate

[ematipico]

Description

Now that Rome "knows" JSON files, we should be able to create rules to lint JSON files.

The new crate should be similar to what we have inside rome_json_analyze.

A rule that we could create for this new crate could be suspicious/noDoubleKeys (name subject to change), which should check for the presence
of double keys inside a JSON file:

{
	"foo": "bar",
	"foo": "baz"
}

Here's a list of tasks (not in order, maybe something is missing):

• create a new rome_json_analyze crate
• create a test suite inside rome_json_analyze
• wire the new crate with the workspace (file_handlers/json.rs)
• update generate_configuration.rs to auto-generate the configuration and add these new rules
• update lintdoc to emit and "check" the documentation of the rules inside rome_json_analyze
• create suspicious/noDoubleKeys

@rome/core-contributors are you interested in implementing the feature? I am very interested in this, because it would allow us to create excellent rules.

For example, I am currently working on plugging the package.json into rome, and we could have rules that emit diagnostics/warnings. For example, I am thinking of creating a rule that checks the licenses, and it will emit an error/warning.