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ifttt-lint is an open-source linter for LINT.IfChange / LINT.ThenChange style directives used internally at Google (and documented publicly in the Chromium codebase) to keep co-dependent files in sync. keep-sorted is Google's open-source tool for keeping lists sorted via marker comments.
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Adds two entries to the DevOps section of the README:
LINT.IfChange/LINT.ThenChangedirectives, the Google-internal pattern for keeping co-dependent files in sync (publicly documented in the Chromium developer library).Both slot naturally into the existing DevOps table alongside
ErrorProne,g4 {fix, submit}, and other code-hygiene tooling.Supersedes #215 (which only added
ifttt-lintand had a small formatting issue); happy to close that one once this is reviewed.