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Upgrade C++ linting to use modern cpplint tooling - #227
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Ensures compliance with a couple of important new rules: - build/include_what_you_use - runtime/references Adds a standard cpplint config with list of ignored rules, mostly whitespace-related. Getting these to pass is left as a future exerise.
Windows 2019 reached EOL on 2025-06-30
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Switches from cc to @cpplint/cli (I maintain both, but the former will be deprecated/archived soon).
Ensures compliance with a couple of important new rules:
build/include_what_you_useruntime/referencesAdds a standard
CPPLINT.cfgconfiguration file with a list of ignored rules, mostly whitespace-related. Getting these to pass is left as a future exerise.Finally, in a separate commit, upgrades Windows CI to a supported version (the windows-2019 runner reached EOL on 2025-06-30).