Query cpp/unused-static-variable was producing incorrect results for constexpr variables#2239
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Thank you for the contribution! We've been trying lately to get the necessary information out of the C++ front-end that we use, but at this point we're out of ideas, so your workaround is most welcome.
I'll just run the tests, and then we can merge.
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Made the query check that the variable is not constexpr before it will issue a warning.
This stops it producing false positives where the only uses, and therefore appearances in the AST, are constexpr, which results in the value of the variable rather than the variable itself appearing in the AST.