Add clippy linting to all packages - #7116
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Duplicate the same config across each package and add a script that verifies these configs are all equal, and add a workflow so that `clippy` is run across all packages in PRs.
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Duplicate the same config across each package and add a script that verifies these configs are all equal, and add a workflow so that
clippyis run across all packages in PRs.Compare with: #7116 this change has
cargo clippyin any package, which works nicely with common workflows like IDE integrations