10$: warn on 'x == []'

[strager]

x == [] is always false. Warn when comparing against an array literal, object literal, class literal, [arrow] function, or regexp literal.

[clegoz]

I think this is wrong. It's not always false.

const x = "";
console.log(x == []); // prints true

const x = 0;
console.log(x == []); // prints true

class Custom {
  static valueOf() {
    return 1;
  }
}
const x = 1;
console.log(x == Custom); // prints true

[strager]

I think this is wrong. It's not always false.

You are correct. We should only warn for === or !==.

[Rebraws]

May I get this issue assigned to me, please? (I do not want the payment).