Add ESLint rule to prevent usage of the order CSS property

[afercia]

Description

See #61241

Some components come with CSS in JS.

#61241 and #61243 aim to introduce a stylelint rule to prevent usage of the order CSS property, which is impactful for accessibility.

In the same way, it would be nice to add an ESLint rule to prevent usage of the order CSS property in any *.js file.

Unfortunately this isn't exactly my area of expertise so that I'd appreciate some guidance. I did see a similar rule added in #58130

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

• Add an order CSS property e.g. order: 1; to any CSS-in-JS for example in this file..
• Run npm run lint:js.
• Observe the linter does not report any error.

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[afercia]

I guess the patterns to catch would be, at least, the following ones. With and without leading spaces or tab characters:

order: 123;
    order: 123;

order: 123,
    order: 123,

order: '123',
    order: '123',


'order: 123;'
    'order: 123;'