Code like this happens once in a while from contributors unfamiliar with ESLint rule suggestions:

context.report({ node, messageId: "someMessage", suggest: [ { messageId: "someMessage", // ... }, ], });

At least in typescript-eslint we try to use different messages for suggestions. Suggestion messages are typically action-oriented, whereas parent report messages are statements of fact.

What do you think about a lint rule helping devs know to use a different message between the two?