Remove inclusive naming check

[sed-i]

The inclusive naming check has usability issues:

• The action takes a root dir only and does not take exclusions. In order to exclude vendored charmlibs from the check, we would need to jump through some hoops. Different hoops for different repos. Or try to force the vendored libs to use the same CI we do.
• The underlying woke tool has false positives for URLs, requiring us to do ridiculous edits such as this.

We can add this check back in a separate PR that runs periodically, separate from the PR process.

[PietroPasotti]

a less drastic approach would be to remove the fail-on-error flag.
people will say that that means having one more useless check nobody will bother to look at...

[sed-i]

a less drastic approach would be to remove the fail-on-error flag. people will say that that means having one more useless check nobody will bother to look at...

If the action will keep annotating code lines even with fail-on-error: false, then it might be the best solution: it doesn't fail but is also not entirely invisible.

[PietroPasotti]

a less drastic approach would be to remove the fail-on-error flag. people will say that that means having one more useless check nobody will bother to look at...

If the action will keep annotating code lines even with fail-on-error: false, then it might be the best solution: it doesn't fail but is also not entirely invisible.

and with some goodwill we can even go ourselves through the alerts and decide when it's a 'false positive' or something outside of our control, and choose to ignore those

[sed-i]

Closing for now in favor of inline ignores and .wokeignore.

h/t @ru-fu