Standardize: Always contain "Fix is ..." sentence on individual Rule page

[stdedos]

I have seen variants of "Fix is always available.", "Fix is sometimes available.".

Should it also contain a "Fix is not available."?

"Blinded by all the new stuff I learn about ruff today", seeing https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/builtin-open/ made me think that builtin-open (PTH123) would be auto-fixable - if only I did

extend-safe-fixes = [
    "FA102", # future-required-type-annotation
    # "safe", but beware: Caveats ahead
    "PTH123", # builtin-open: Possible performance concern vs. readability.
    "SIM105", # suppressible-exception: Possible performance concern vs. readability.
]

But naturally, not having fixes - it doesn't help to "promote" the fix as safe 🙃

[MichaReiser]

The rules page lists for every rule whether it has a fix or not, see https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/

[stdedos]

Ik. But what if you are reading an individual page?

[ntBre]

Maybe we could reuse the emojis (or the logic for choosing them) on the individual rule pages. That could be easier to write and probably to read than updating all of the rule docs.

[stdedos]

I thought that Fix is sometimes available was autologic i.e., "somewhere" a rule defines it it has fixes or not, and the respective text is emitted.

If the only solution would be "manual updates", then pls ignore me 😅
I don't mean to cause too much churn (or all-at-once churn)