Rust: Add rust/diagnostics/type-inference-consistency-counts. #20185
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Pull Request Overview
Adds a new diagnostic query to count type inference inconsistencies by type in Rust CodeQL analysis. This diagnostic query complements existing consistency checking tools by providing aggregate counts for debugging purposes.
- Adds
TypeInferenceConsistencyCounts.qldiagnostic query for counting type inference inconsistencies - Imports from the internal
TypeInferenceConsistencymodule to access inconsistency data - Provides aggregate statistics to aid in debugging type inference issues
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rust/diagnostics/type-inference-consistency-counts. We have one of these for each of the other inconsistency types, to aid debugging.