Disallow Array constructors

Replaces Array() and new Array() calls with the equivalent array literal, e.g. new Array(0, 1, 2) becomes [0, 1, 2]. The call is only replaced when the literal is provably equivalent: zero arguments, or at least two non-spread arguments, so the sparse-array behavior of a single numeric argument is impossible. A semicolon is prepended when the previous statement would otherwise continue into the new literal. Replicates the autofix of the ESLint rule no-array-constructor under its default options.