build: clang-tidy #1807
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…ysis - Add comprehensive .clang-tidy configuration tailored for legacy C++98/C++20 hybrid codebase - Add Python helper script for running clang-tidy with project-specific filtering - Update TESTING.md with clang-tidy usage documentation and examples - Support MinGW-w64 cross-compilation environment and ReactOS ATL compatibility - CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS already enabled in existing presets
Add Windows Command Prompt and PowerShell alternatives to the existing Unix/Linux find command for running clang-tidy on multiple files. The Python helper script already supports all platforms.
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This PR builds on @JohnsterID's work in PR #1580, fixing issues identified in that PR to enable clang-tidy static analysis for the project.