Bug fix: don't apply include/exclude patterns to STDIN #3108
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This prevents code passed via
STDINfrom not being scanned becauseSTDINis not part of an include/exclude pattern.I've made the same adjustment to both the
File::process(), as well as theFile::addMessage()method.Note: using
trim()to remove potential quotes aroundSTDINwhich are sometimes passed by IDEs. (based on previous experiences with sniffs checking file names).Also note that the changes look more extensive than they really are due to the indentation change. Looking at the files while ignoring whitespace changes will show the real diff (4 lines).
Fixes #3107