avoid_positional_boolean_parameters

'bool' parameters should be named parameters.

The analyzer produces this diagnostic when a non-overriding, public function has two or more positional parameters of type bool.

A function with multiple positional Boolean parameters can be a source of ambiguity at call sites because the purpose of the specified Boolean values might not be clear from the values alone. Named parameters make their intent explicit.

The following code produces this diagnostic because the function f has two positional parameters with a type of bool:

void f(bool a, bool b) {}

Convert all of the positional parameters to be named parameters (possibly excepting one):

void f(bool a, {bool b = false}) {}