implementing "unclosed-ressource" warning

The goal would be to implement a new probe that detect unclosed ressource for example:

const fs = require('fs/promises');

let fileHandle;
try {
  fileHandle = await fs.open('example.txt', 'r');
  // ... perform operations
await fileHandle.close(); // Releases the file resource
} catch(e) {
  console.log(e.message);
 // if an error occurs we don't release the file resource
 throw error;
}

• A list of modules to cover would be:

File descriptor | (fs) fileHandle.close() / fs.close(fd)
Streams | stream.destroy() or stream.end()
Net/HTTP sockets & servers | socket.destroy(), server.close()
Timers | clearTimeout() / clearInterval(), or timer.unref()
Worker threads | worker.terminate()
DB pool connections | client.release() (library-specific)

• Edge cases to consider:

Since node 24 we can use Symbol.dispose, Symbol.asyncDispose with the keyword using.

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points, so first map the existing probe architecture and how resource lifetimes are represented. Define coverage and completion criteria for file handles, streams, sockets, timers, workers, database connections, and Node 24 disposal syntax before implementing and testing the probe.