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Closes #365
This adds support for the equivalent of prettier's
--stdin-filepath. This would be valuable for things like VSCode extensions to properly support.gitignore/.rubyfmtignorefiles, which currently aren't heavily used but could be valuable in the future, since currently some ignores are kinda shoehorned into extensions like Sorbet that could use this instead.Also just to call this out,
--stdin-filepathmatches what prettier does where if the stdin-filepath is ignored, it still prints the original contents back to stdout. This is because I think editor integrations is primarily the place where you would use this, and returning""would probably remove the whole file contents.