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Previously we were allowing the type checking to be done implicitly
which would mark int as bool etc.

Giovanni Di Siena authored Mar 31, 2020 and Gigg, Martyn Anthony committed Apr 07, 2020

In places other substitutions have been made, e.g
Clang does not yet specialize std::shared_ptr for T[]. Vector
has been used instead. The operator[] methods were incorrectly
marked const but returning a non-const reference - this has been fixed.
Refs #25842

Also updated class_maker.py

Update copyright headers in all files

Squashed commit of the following:

* First version of a script to manage copyright statements

re #23468

* Neatened up script, added comments

re #23488

* move script to tools directory

re #23488

* small script changes and a couple of manual file changes

re #23488

* Minor chnage to whitespace detection in regex

re #23488

* Add an excluded directory

re #23488

* remove a repeasted copyright statement in a file

re #23488

* Don't comsume the comment end if it is on the same line

re #23488

* fix error in new copright parsing

re #23488

* remove double copyrifght entry

re #23488

* Improve handling of old copyrights at the start of comments

re #23488

* remove empty comments re #23488

* exclude gsoapgenerated directories

re #23488

* Sort out greedy line matching re #23488

* improve empty comment removal

re #23488

* improv...

Update to clang-format-5 and reformat the codebase 

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to be run over group workspaces.

1 - If an output workspace property is optional and not set do not try
and create an output workspace.
2 - If an output workspace property is optional and not set do not try
and set a name for the property when running the child algorithms.
3 - Child algorithms can be run without adding a temporary workspace
name. This is the desired behaviour when running over a group
workspace.

This gives consistency when a script is cancelled and the user will
see the same error message regardless of whether the algorithm
cancellation halted the script or another KeyboardInterrupt
Refs #13265

A few errors had to be manually handled, notably v3.5 screws up the
arguments to GCC_DIAG by adding spaces surrounding the dash.