Need to flag "trying to" followed by another verb in the gerund/present participle form

> if this is trying to competing with v8/llm

I wonder if we need a list of verbs which have a special sense followed by to? You can follow any verb by "to" with the meaning of "in order to", but there are also a set of verbs which have a special sense, such as "try to", "need to", "want to", "have to", "intend to", "ought to", "afford to", "pretend to", etc.

Or maybe `*ing to *ing` is enough?

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I played with this a bit and there would be false positives with such a naïve approach:
- From **needing to wanting**.
- Corrects the wrong preposition `on` to `in` when **referring to writing** code.

Start by reproducing the quoted "trying to competing" example and the listed false positives. Decide whether the rule should target a verb list or the broader pattern, then verify that the chosen behavior catches the reported construction without correcting "needing to wanting" or "referring to writing" incorrectly.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.