Add refactoring rule to suggest hash over make-immutable-hash with quasiquoting

[Copilot]

Suggests replacing make-immutable-hash with quasiquoted pairs with the simpler hash constructor when all keys are statically known.

Changes

• Added make-immutable-hash-with-quasiquote-to-hash rule to hash-shortcuts.rkt
• Matches pattern (make-immutable-hash ((key . ,value) ...))` where keys are literal identifiers
• Transforms to (hash 'key value ...) for improved readability
• Added 6 test cases covering positive and negative scenarios

Example

;; Before
(make-immutable-hash
 `((body . ,body)
   (event . ,event)
   (comments . ,(map github-review-comment-jsexpr comments))))

;; After
(hash 'body body 'event event 'comments (map github-review-comment-jsexpr comments))

The rule only applies when keys are quoted symbols. Variable keys like (,k . ,v) are correctly excluded.

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Suggest using hash instead of make-immutable-hash with quasiquoting</issue_title> <issue_description>Example:

(make-immutable-hash
 `((body . ,body)
   (event . ,event)
   (comments . ,(map github-review-comment-jsexpr comments))))

If the keys are statically known, hash is simpler.

The same goes for quasiquoted #hash() literals, but those are trickier.</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@jackfirth I'd rather read the `(hash 'body body 'event event 'comments (map ...))` expression. Fewer parens, fewer special characters, it's shorter, and it doesn't invite confusion about why this doesn't work:

(define x 42)
#hash([foo x]) ;; why am I not getting `(hash 'foo 42)`???

People ask questions in the racket discord about that kind of quotation issue all the time. I'd rather just avoid it entirely.</comment_new>

• Fixes jackfirth/resyntax#122

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