Enable suspicious-semicolon_rule by default #2066
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I'll defer approval here a bit as I first need to look through some of our script-generated code yet that produces this pattern. |
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(still on it. I remember I looked used it on a bunch of DV files and there were some pattern that they used that triggered it, but didn't have time yet to look in detail) |
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This recently added rule inspired by a clang-tidy seems a good candidate for being enabled by default. Only one "possible" false positive, and could potentially save hours of staring at a screen (don't ask me how I know)