Reactivity rule shouldn't warn when using `props.initial*` to initialize something else

Describe the bug

It's a somewhat common pattern in React and Solid to initialize a signal/state with the value of a prop. Given that props change over time, making this normally unsafe, a pseudo-standard has emerged to communicate that certain props are intended to be used for this purpose: prefixing them with "initial".

The reactivity rule should catch these cases and suppress the usual "The reactive variable 'props' should be used in a tracked scope" message.

To Reproduce To reproduce the behavior:

function Component(props) {
  const [count, setCount] = useSignal(props.initialCount);
  return <div>{count()}</div>;
}

Expected behavior The above snippet shouldn't warn.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

OS: Mac OS 11
Output of node --version: v16.13.0
Output of npm list eslint-plugin-solid/yarn why eslint-plugin-solid: v0.4.4
Output of npm list eslint/yarn why eslint: eslint@8.4.1

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Reactivity rule shouldn't warn when using `props.initial*` to initialize something else #12