Make unspecified-encoding work for pathlib.Path.write_text()

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Current problem

I very much like unspecified-encoding for enforcing the encoding parameter when using open, however it does not seem to work with the more modern way of writing to files through pathlib, which also has an encoding argument.

Here is an example

from pathlib import Path


def open_test() -> None:
    with open("some_file") as open_file:
        print(open_file.read())


def read_text_test() -> None:
    print(Path("some_file").read_text())

When running the following command, only the open call without encoding will be detected by pylint.

$ pylint ./test_pylint_pathlib.py --disable missing-module-docstring --disable missing-function-docstring
************* Module test_pylint_pathlib
test_pylint_pathlib.py:5:9: W1514: Using open without explicitly specifying an encoding (unspecified-encoding)

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Desired solution

I want calls to pathlib.Path.write_text() / pathlib.Path.read_text() to also be detected by pylint.

Basically something like this as output of the code above:

$ pylint ./test_pylint_pathlib.py --disable missing-module-docstring --disable missing-function-docstring
************* Module test_pylint_pathlib
test_pylint_pathlib.py:5:9: W1514: Using open without explicitly specifying an encoding (unspecified-encoding)
test_pylint_pathlib.py:10:28: W1514: Using read_text without explicitly specifying an encoding (unspecified-encoding)

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