formula_auditor: ignore implicit dep for Linux gcc audit#21765
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Pull request overview
Updates the Linux-only GCC dependency audit in FormulaAuditor to ignore implicit gcc dependencies (e.g., coming from older system toolchains) so they don’t incorrectly trigger audit failures.
Changes:
- Treat
gccas relevant to the Linux-only audit only when it is a non-implicit dependency.
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brew lgtm(style, typechecking and tests) with your changes locally?Implicit GCC is from running an OS with older system GCC and shouldn't cause audit failure.