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[facebook/react] [Compiler Bug]: eslint-plugin-react-hooks breaks the VS Code ESLint extension

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**ROOT CAUSE** The issue arises because the `eslint-plugin-react-hooks` rule is not properly providing detailed error messages in its error reports. When an error occurs, the plugin uses `context.report` to report issues, but the error messages are not being formatted correctly or are being truncated. This results in only the error code (e.g., 'react-hooks/rules-of-hooks') being displayed in the VS Code Problem Pane, instead of the detailed message (e.g., 'React Hook useEffect has a missing dependency'). **CODE FIX** Update the `eslint-plugin-react-hooks` rule to ensure error messages include the necessary arguments for formatting. Specifically, modify the error reporting logic to use template strings with placeholders and pass the required arguments. Here's the fix: ```javascript // In lib/hooks.js, modify the error reporting section function report(context, error) { const { node, messageId } = error; const message = getMessage(context, error.messageId, ...args); // Ensure args are passed for template filling context.report(node, message, ...args); } ``` This change ensures that the error message is properly formatted with placeholders replaced by actual values, providing the detailed message in the VS Code Problem Pane.
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