Style: Add new local hook semicolon-cleanup
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Converting to draft, as I think there's a way to integrate this with clang directly. |
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Originally part of #93313, this PR seeks to fix a style inconsistency that revealed itself after updating clang-format: unnecessary trailing semicolons. While ultimately harmless, as we are erring more towards reintegrating clang-format/clang-tidy into the overall workflow, this hook will operate like other formatting hooks to keep our codebase consistent. Like other hook PRs, the whitespace changes and
.git-blame-ignore-revsexclusion were handled as separate, subsequent commits.