chore: enable unparam linter#7174
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While I was in the area, I also fixed up some of the incorrect doc comments here 🎉
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Signed-off-by: Justin Chadwell <me@jedevc.com>
And also enable a linter to catch these in the future. `unparam` seems to be optimized more heavily to avoid false positives, and is significantly better at not bringing up weird interface cases that revive seems to love. Signed-off-by: Justin Chadwell <me@jedevc.com>
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Partially inspired by moby/buildkit#4828 upstream.
Unused parameters can sometimes indicate weird issues, at the very least that are a bit of a code smell (additionally, gopls in vscode loves to flag these, which is the main reason I wanted to clear them up lol).
Thankfully, none of these are significant, there are no hiding bugs, it's just a little bit of a tidy up.
unparamdefinitely seems to be optimized for less "noise", and doesn't pick up on every unused parameter - it seems to try and avoid finding cases where this is used in an interface/higher-order function.