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gh-112301: Add argument aliases and tee compiler output for check warnings - #122465
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LGTM, makes sense to try to land this one before the others since it impacts compiler outputs for core devs.
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…ck warnings (pythonGH-122465) Also remove superfluous shebang from the warning check script
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This adds argument aliases for the
check_warnings.pyscript per suggestions: #121730 (comment)Also includes re-adding compiler output to the
build_ubuntujob log using tee as suggested: #121730 (comment)