[11.x] Refactor NotIn rule to extend In rule
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This PR refactors the
NotInvalidation rule to extend the existingInrule. By doing so, it leverages the shared logic from theInrule, while only overriding the$ruleproperty to set it tonot_in. This reduces code duplication and maintains consistency between the two validation rules.