The goal of this tool is fairly simple, look up unknown identifiers in a
global database and add the corresponding #include line. It accomplishes
this by hooking into Sema as an ExternalSemaSource and responding to typo
correction callbacks. This means we can see the unknown identifier before
it's being munged by error recovery.
This doesn't work perfectly yet as some typo corrections don't emit
callbacks (delayed typos), but I think this is fixable. We also handle
only one include at a time as this is meant to be run directly from
the editing environment eventually. Adding multiple includes at the same
time is tricky because of error recovery.
This version only has a a dummy database, so all you can do is fixing
missing includes of <string>, but the indexer to build a database will
follow soon.
Add '.', remove "intended for testing". I don't think telling people to not use it outside of testing helps a lot. For example, in the compilation database we found that it helps to allow people to pass a fixed-compilation-db at the command line; similar things might make sense here.