[Feature] turn `noqa: <rule>` comments into hyperlinks to the docs

[phitoduck]

Context: I'd love for my team to learn the "why" behind the the linting rules in ruff. The docs do a beautiful job explaining them.

Suggestion:

The docs for the "why" behind the rule INP001 are at https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/implicit-namespace-package/

It would be convenient if the VS Code extension turned the INP001 portion of # noqa: INP001 or # noqa: implicit-namespace-package into a clickable hyperlink to the docs page for that rule.

The docker VS Code extension does something similar in docker-compose.yaml and Dockerfile files. For example, the image: <image name> and FROM <base image> statements link to the URL for those images.

Another example is the GitHub Actions extension which turns action names into links to the docs of that GitHub action.

[dhruvmanila]

We do provide a similar functionality via hover: https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/editors/features/#hover

When you hover your mouse over a rule code in the noqa comment, a popup should appear with the documentation directly in the editor, no need to open a browser for it :)

Does this help?

[phitoduck]

Oh nice! Would you say this means it's not worth doing hyperlinks as well?

[phitoduck]

Any thoughts about adding this functionality to pyproject.toml and ruff.toml in the select and ignore arrays? (or is it already there as well)

[dhruvmanila]

Oh nice! Would you say this means it's not worth doing hyperlinks as well?

Can you provide an example (screenshot) on what does this mean? Is it like a link to the documentation in addition to the content that we're currently showing?

Any thoughts about adding this functionality to pyproject.toml and ruff.toml in the select and ignore arrays? (or is it already there as well)

This is same as #239. I think a TOML specific extension like taplo already provides this feature via the JSON schema but we've also thought about implementing it in the extension or the server itself. But, this is not a high priority given that it already works using another extension.