`operation_id_case_convention` rule can't be easily disabled

With every other case convention rule, it can be disabled like this:

{
	param_name_case_convention: ["off"]
}

If the first item in the array is "off", then the linter will skip the rule.

operation_id_case_convention is the only rule that does not follow this. Despite providing "off" as the first item, it still tries to check the case which isn't provided:

openapi-validator/src/plugins/validation/2and3/semantic-validators/operations-shared.js

Lines 112 to 114 in 2bf13e1

    
           const checkStatus = config.operation_id_case_convention[0]; 
        
           const caseConvention = config.operation_id_case_convention[1]; 
        
           const isCorrectCase = checkCase(op.operationId, caseConvention);

The code should only run this check if checkStatus !== "off" like every other rule.

For now, a temporary workaround is to specify a case anyways which will disable the check:

{
	operation_id_case_convention: ["off", "lower_snake_case"]
}

That does sound like unexpected behavior. I will try look into that soon but I'm also happy to review a PR if you would like to open one.

🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 0.46.4 🎉

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	const checkStatus = config.operation_id_case_convention[0];
	const caseConvention = config.operation_id_case_convention[1];
	const isCorrectCase = checkCase(op.operationId, caseConvention);