Use pre-commit bot

[jarrodmillman]

Description

See #7172

The bot is faster than the GH action. It provides the option of autofixing PR linting errors with a comment on the PR. And it also will create PRs to update the pre-commit repos.

Checklist

• A descriptive but concise pull request title
• Docstrings for all functions
• Unit tests
• A gallery example in ./doc/examples for new features
• Contribution guide is followed

Release note

Summarize the introduced changes in the code block below in one or a few sentences. The
summary will be included in the next release notes automatically:

...

[mkcor]

Yay!

[lagru]

So we just need to comment "pre-commit.ci autofix" to our comment and then it goes and does the fix? There is no automated action besides a check that appears in the list of other checks?

In that case 👍

[jarrodmillman]

And the bot will provide a report when there is an issue and tell you that you can fix it by adding a "pre-commit.ci autofix" comment. So no need to document it ourselves.

[lagru]

And the bot will provide a report when there is an issue and tell you that you can fix it by adding a "pre-commit.ci autofix"

So is it creating a comment like pep8speaks does?

(Sorry for the duplicate comment, bad mobile data connection in Germany)

[jarrodmillman]

It will produce a red x like

If you click on the Details for the pre-commit.ci ..., you are taken to:
https://results.pre-commit.ci/run/github/327679346/1693837106.vMDsW5paTUS464GkvaxVHA

That pages has been slightly updated, since I did what it said. It previously said to do this
scientific-python/specs#264 (comment)

That produced this commit:
scientific-python/specs@6a05b23

[lagru]

That UX seems really cool. 🚀 Thanks for taking the time to answer. :)