AvoidAssignmentToAutomaticVariable doesn't distinguish between normal and DSC scripts

The AvoidAssignmentToAutomaticVariable rule doesn't distinguish between a normal script and a DSC script, meaning DSC specific auto-variables like $allNodes will cause complaints when the rule runs. I don't know if this is even something that could have logic applied to it in an effort to suppress, given there isn't necessarily an easy way to discern context of DSC vs Non-DSC scripts

Steps to reproduce

Create a standard powershell script ps1 file and enter the following. If in VS Code PSScriptAnalyzer automatically runs against it.

$allNodes = "Put anything here"

Expected behavior

Rule does not complain about usage of $allNodes as script is not used in DSC.

Actual behavior

The Variable 'allNodes' is an automatic variable that is built into PowerShell, assigning to it might have undesired side effects. If assignment is not by design, please use a different name.

AvoidAssignmentToAutomaticVariable ルールから始め、$allNodes への代入を含む標準的な PowerShell .ps1 で問題を再現します。このルールで DSC スクリプトと通常のスクリプトを区別できるかどうかを確認し、続いて通常のスクリプトの場合にこの変数が報告されなくなり、意図した DSC の動作が変更されていないことを検証します。