Currently clang-tools' derivation uses a hardcoded list of names to
distinguish between what's a compiler-like binary and what's a tool-like
binary (so that e.g. clang-tidy is included in the derivation, but
clang-13 - not).
Because Clang's tools follow a common naming convention
(clang-somethingsomething), I think it's easier if we just used a simple
regular expression in place of the hardcoded list.
Whatever change has necessitated
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/122044, it also broke clangd --
<clang-wrapper>/resource-root/include is no longer automagically
searched for includes, which kills pretty much any indexing since that
directory contains vital stuff like stddef.h etc.
Fix by appending the directory to CPATH & CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH in the
clangd wrapper.
Creates and installs wrapper scripts around the clang-tools from
`llvmPackages.clang-unwrapped`.
Motivation
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Fixes#9214
Allows to install clang-tools for C++ development without also installing the
clang compiler and its tool-chain. This way it is possible to use e.g.
`clang-format` without conflicting with e.g. GCC's tool-chain, or the global
system tool-chain.
