added $file to the ArgumentList

[ybeltrikov]

PR Summary

This changes fixes unused variable $file in the documentation for creating custom PS Script Analyzer rules.

- Fixes #197 
- Resolves #197 

PR Checklist

• Descriptive Title: added optional $file parameter to the ArgumentList
• Summary: The $file parameter is defined earlier in this code block but is never used. Added it to the Argument List.
• Contributor's Guide: I have read the [contributors guide][contrib].
• Style: This PR adheres to the [style guide][style].

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