`throw` statement should be used to actually throw an exception

This rule applies when an exception instance is created but is not either referenced or thrown at all.

In such a case, it is highly probable that throw is unintentionally missing.

	Noncompliant Code Example		Compliant Code Example
1	if (x === null) {	1	if (x === null) {
2	new Error("x should not be null"); // MISSING_THROW alarm	2	throw new Error("x should not be null");
3	}	3	}

Noncompliant Code Example

if (x === null) {
    new Error("x should not be null"); // MISSING_THROW alarm
}

if (x === null) {
    throw new Error("x should not be null");
}

This rule was introduced in DeepScan 1.0.0-alpha.