Custom command line arguments to clang-tidy #10
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LGTM, my one thought would be to update the usage comments to reflect the new options
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Allow a project to pass command line options to clang-tidy. Useful in
starlingso it can disable certain compiler warning options that clang tools doesn't understand whenstarlingitself is compiled using the GNU compiler