This lint rules helps ensure that CSS classes are not concatenated dynamically at run-time. Doing so prevents the classes from being detected by PurgeCSS. Writing purgeable class names is important, as it allows for the automatic removal of unused classes provided by a utility library. This pattern has become especially popular due to the widespread adopting of Tailwind CSS.
If it is impossible to know the full set of required class names in your application ahead of time, you'll want to disable this rule.