Rust: Add unresolved macro calls diagnostic #17940
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…ct the test, but affects VSCode runs).
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Add an unresolved macro calls diagnostic, specifically:
rust/summary/summary-statisticsextended with total / resolved / unresolved numbers for macro calls.rust/diagnostics/unresolved-macro-callsnew query listing the unresolved macro calls.I'd like to have put the name of the macro in this message, but as far as I can tell we don't currently extract that (for an unresolved macro).
I'd also like to have a "percent resolved" number in the summary stats table, but I've left it out for now since it would mean changing the type of the second column (and that could interfere with DCAs ability to read it???). I'm not sure how useful a percentage is anyway. But if it's wanted, I'll figure out some way to add it.
If there will be a lot of (sustained) interest in this diagnostic I could add it to metrics tracking as well?