no-insecure-random fails when ESLint is not in the same directory.

[A-Katopodis]

Describe the bug
The rule no-insecure-random is requiring ESLint.
const eslint = require("eslint/lib/eslint");
If ESLint is installed in a different directory from the plugin this will lead to an error.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a code with insecure random algorithm. E.x. crypo.pseudoRandomBytes
2. Install ESLint in a different directory from the plugins.
3. Add the resolve-plugin-relative-to command to load those plugins.

Expected behavior
The rule should run properly without any crashes and not requiring ESLint.