Detect bitwise negation with `!` for integral types

What it does

Make it possible to detect bitwise negation with ! applied to integral types other than bool.

Potential variant - use separate checks for signed and unsigned types. Binary negation for signed types is more likely to be a problem.

I made a dylint lint, it could be used as the base for the clippy implementation:
https://github.com/proski/no_integer_negation

Advantage

Most other programming languages use ! as logical negation. ! can be very misleading and cause hard to find bugs, especially when converting code from a different programming language. There are other ways to negate integers.

Drawbacks

Obviously, the existing code can be using the bitwise negation as intended. Clippy should provide a good suggestion for a replacement.

Example

let flag = 1i32;
let negative_flag = !flag;

Could be written as:

use std::ops::Not;
let flag = 1i32;
let negative_flag = flag.not();

Comparision with existing lints

I'm not aware of similar lints. However, #12916 is somewhat related.

Additional Context

The feature was previously discussed at https://users.rust-lang.org/t/can-i-disable-the-bitwise-negation-operator-for-a-crate/80567/17

Start by reviewing the proposed implementation in the linked proski/no_integer_negation dylint and the related discussion in issue #12916. Define how the lint should distinguish bool, signed, and unsigned integral types, and decide what replacement suggestion is appropriate; done means the examples are diagnosed with a clear suggestion while intentional bitwise negation remains explainable.