Convert all variables that are declared via destructuring into separate regular variable declarations.

Convert destructuring to regular variable declaration

Convert a variable declaration that accesses an object property to a destructuring assignment.

Convert to destructuring assignment

Combine an object destructuring assignment with its preceding sibling.

Merge into preceding destructuring assignment

Move an element inside an array destructuring expression up or down.

Move destructuring array element

Move a destructured expression inside a variable declaration into a separate variable declaration.

Move destructured expression into separate statement

Move a property inside an object destructuring expression up or down.

Move destructuring object property

When a variable is initialized with a second variable, and that second variable is only used in that initialization, you can use the variable instead of the second variable and remove the indirection.

For example, here `variable` can be pushed in the definition of `secondVariable`:
```javascript
const secondVariable = someSource();
const variable = secondVariable;
```
becomes
```javascript
const variable = someSource();
```

Inlines a variable that is initialized with another variable into the declaration of that variable.

Push variable declaration into initial value

Remove trailing array destructuring holes and empty array destructuring expressions.

8 Code Assists for Object and Array Destructuring