JavaScript regular expressions provide  Unicode character classses and Unicode property escapes for matching characters based on their Unicode values and Unicode properties respectively. When using Unicode property escapes like `+\p{Alpha}+` without the `+u+` flag, the regular expression will not match alphabetic characters but rather the `+'\p{Alpha}+'` string literal, which is likely a mistake.

This rules raises an issue when Unicode character classses and Unicode property escapes are used without the `+u+` flag.

== Noncompliant Code Example

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/\u{1234}/
/\p{Alpha}/
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== Compliant Solution

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/\u{1234}/u
/\p{Alpha}/u
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