Ban Object.assign mutation

Could this library have an option to ban Object.assign?

It’d probably need to only apply to non-empty objects. i.e. this should be banned because it mutates a:

const a = { message: 'hello' }
const b = Object.assign(a, { message: 'bye' })
a.message // 'bye'
b.message // 'bye'

But this could be considered ok:

const a = { message: 'hello' }
const b = Object.assign({}, a, { message: 'bye' })
a.message // 'hello'
b.message // 'bye'

[RebeccaStevens]

I feel this should be added to the no-object-mutation rule.

[jonaskello]

I think this sound like a good idea. The case of assigning to the empty object might be OK but perhaps we should also have the option to ban Object.assign altogether for cases where you want to promote object spread instead of empty object assign (const c = {...a, ...b}).