[Shorel]

From what I understood, clangd was not enough to make new developers write good enough code.

The problem was not the seasoned core of developers, but the fresh hires.

Now, this would be an interesting problem. Just as Python has PEP8 and some other programmable coding guidelines, we should have different sets of modern programmable C++ coding guidelines, which can be checked by clangd.

And I mean modern, logical, Rust challenging, C++20 coding guidelines. Something this particular team would follow. Nonsense like Orthodox C++ doesn't cut it.