ci(gocritic): refactor so that new rules will get included automatically #4497
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…les will get run - Ensures that all rules are enabled by default with a deny-list, instead of disabling all rules and using an allow-list. This change allows us to benefit from new rules that could be added to gocritic in the future. Our current policy in CI is to fail on new rules and this is already in place for e.g. clippy lints for new Rust releases.
johnsaigle
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evan-gray,
panoel,
SEJeff and
djb15
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Ensures that all rules are enabled by default with a deny-list,
instead of disabling all rules and using an allow-list. This change
allows us to benefit from new rules that could be added to gocritic in
the future. Our current policy in CI is to fail on new rules and this
is already in place for e.g. clippy lints for new Rust releases.