Module ratchet

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Source suppression ceilings. They only go down as suppressions are removed.

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Counter 🔒: Counts every #[expect] in a file: on items, and equally on statements, expressions, fields, variants and parameters, which syn’s visitor reaches through Visit::visit_attribute. An expectation inside a macro invocation’s tokens is not parsed and so not counted.
Counts 🔒

EXPECT_CEILING 🔒: Maximum number of #[expect(...)] attributes.
PRODUCTION_TOO_MANY_LINES_CEILING 🔒: Maximum production too_many_lines expectations.
TOO_MANY_LINES_CEILING 🔒: Maximum number of too_many_lines expectations.

cfg_test 🔒
check_sources 🔒
check_tree 🔒
count_file 🔒
count_sources 🔒: Counts each file’s expectations, classifying a file as test code by test_files.
is_too_many_lines 🔒: Whether path is exactly clippy::too_many_lines.
module_files 🔒: Collects the candidate files of each out-of-line mod in items, with whether the declaration is under #[cfg(test)]. inline names the inline modules enclosing items. Paths follow the reference’s module-path rules: a #[path] outside inline modules is relative to the file’s directory, and otherwise a module lives under the directory of a mod.rs-style file (lib.rs, main.rs, mod.rs, build.rs, or a crate root under bin, tests, benches or examples), or under one named after any other file.
normalize 🔒: Resolves . and .. components lexically.
test_files 🔒: The files counted as test code: test paths (see test_path: test, bench and example targets, tests.rs and *_tests.rs), #![cfg(test)] files, and every file that an out-of-line mod declared in test code loads, transitively. A declaration is test code when it or an enclosing inline module is #[cfg(test)], or when its file is test code.
test_path 🔒
walk 🔒