How many of these could be enforced with a linter?

"Prefer enum over bool in APIs: Use enum function parameters instead of bool in cases where the purpose of the parameter is not obvious. If you do use bool, consider using an inline comment to document the purpose of the bool in an argument list."

So.... build a linter that refuses boolean parameters, and if there's an exception, then it'll be in the comment that disables the linter for that particular parameter?

And if it's in a linter then you find out waaaaaay faster compared to rolling the dice on whether the human reviewer remembers the rule or not?