[Feature] a new lint rule to require that each block must end with #. or # or a new line.

[Ed Saleh]

Hello,

Please create a new lint rule to require that each block must end with # or #. or a new line.
This would work as a curly braces blocks found in C style languages.
Also, this could also be used to reformat python code by code editor to fix any indentation issues.

Users can also use a different word symbol or use a new line for this purpose. (#., #, #/, newline, etc). The user has the option to select the keyword they would like to have for the project.

Example:

import string
def atbash(sequence: str) -> str:
    """
    Example
    """
    output = ""
    for i in sequence:
        extract = ord(i)
        if 65 <= extract <= 90:
            output += chr(155 - extract)
        #.
        elif 97 <= extract <= 122:
            output += chr(219 - extract)
        #.
        else:
            output += i
        #.
    #.
    return output
#.

There are cases where strict block guarantees is required. Also, when copying python code sometimes spacing is not aligned correctly and having code with this style with editor support, editor would fix incorrect spacing easily.

if(True):
print(True)
print(True)
#
if(True):
print(True)
print(True)
#

OR

if(True):
print(True)
print(True)
#.
if(True):
print(True)
print(True)
#.

would be aligned correctly by the editor to:

if(True):
 print(True)
 print(True)
#
if(True):
 print(True)
 print(True)
#

OR

if(True):
 print(True)
 print(True)
#.
if(True):
 print(True)
 print(True)
#.

Users can also use new line instead of # or #. if they require and configure it to their requirements.

Thank you,