chore(ci): run pre-commit across the repo #26942
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#26920 caught an issue that should have been picked up by pre-commit (by the user), but then re-caught by CI, preventing the merge.
The reason is was not caught was that the CI check is part of a group of python misc checks that trigger only where the python package's folder has changed. In reality, the python utility pre-commit we use here is used for much more than just Python files, so we should run it across the repo.
Here I simply factored out the check into its own GitHub Action that triggers for every single CI run. The code block in this PR is identical/unchanged