pre-commit: keep sorted lists in order#9024
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In #9024 I noticed a comment about clang-tidy not respecting disabling checks that were matched by a wildcard. Maybe that was true in clang-tidy 16 (as indicated by the comment), but it is not true today. Also refine the ./run-clang-tidy.sh script to: 1. Correctly filter the noisy "N warnings generated" output by running clang-tidy in a wrapper script. Previously, independent instances could race to write and the sed filter wouldn't catch them. 2. Remove unused patch_file function 3. Use jq to better handle merging the runtime compile-commands databases.
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I restricted my attention to long lists of mostly-sorted items, and places where the comments specifically asked to keep things sorted. A few of those "please keep sorted" lists weren't actually sorted!