Identify cases where an arrow function is mistakenly used instead of a comparison operator (e.g., x => 0 instead of x >= 0) and convert the arrow function expressions to proper comparison operations.
Before
ts
// Arrow Function Misused as a Comparison
const x = 5;
if ((x) => 0) {
//some awesome code
}
After
ts
const x = 5;
if (x >= 0) {
//some awesome code
}
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