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This PR is a mechanical[^1] fix for #994; it selects some default naming conventions for C++ code and applies them across the project. Open to bikeshedding if there are particular places anyone doesn't like, but as with all these changes the most important thing is having the tool enabled at all. The changes might not be perfect; there's a lot of surface area to cover here but they should be pretty good. I've tested against the K integration test suite to make sure nothing is broken there. [^1]: `clang-tidy` + a pile of one-off `sed` scripts to cover edge cases; fortunately style is easier to enforce than to apply so `clang-tidy` will do on its own moving forwards. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Refactor** - Standardized naming conventions across the codebase for improved consistency and readability. This includes converting camelCase to snake_case and adjusting enum values to PascalCase where applicable. - Renamed various entities (functions, variables, classes) to adhere to the new naming convention, enhancing code clarity. - **Style** - Updated comments and documentation to reflect changes in naming conventions and code structure. - **Chores** - Adjusted method signatures and variable names for consistency with the newly adopted naming standards. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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