Rename `vue/component-tags-order` to `vue/block-order`

[FloEdelmann]

We use the word "block" in rule names to refer to the top-level tags in Vue SFCs:

• vue/block-lang
• vue/block-tag-newline
• vue/no-empty-component-block
• vue/no-restricted-block
• vue/no-restricted-block

However, the vue/component-tags-order rule does not fit that schema. I suggest to rename the rule to vue/block-order:

1. In the next minor version, add vue/block-order as a copy of vue/component-tags-order and deprecate the latter.
2. In the next major version, remove vue/component-tags-order completely.

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Are there other rules for which it would make sense to rename them for consistency and/or clarity?

[wenfangdu]

Are there other rules for which it would make sense to rename them for consistency and/or clarity?

vue/padding-line-between-blocks => vue/newline-between-blocks
vue/padding-line-between-tags => vue/newline-between-tags
vue/padding-lines-in-component-definition => vue/newlines-in-component-definition

"newline" is more intuitive and easier to search on the rules page.

[FloEdelmann]

But it matches the core padding-line-between-statements rule name, so I'd rather not change them.