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* clang-tidy: added the ability to shard jobs * added test * jenn feedback * hack ci to run as a shard to measure the time * tweak * fix hack * zach feedback * zach feedback 2 * removed stray async * moved to using sets for lookups * fixed typo in docstring * Revert "fix hack" This reverts commit 06a61a6323ccee07c05f566399ffbaf51c06384e. Revert "tweak" This reverts commit e7c58b156799cea5901b3ede9782e56a3ae831de. Revert "hack ci to run as a shard to measure the time" This reverts commit e4589631d6c3f550fa589db0d151a2033a8cbc21. * removed calls to map * turned the ci hack back on * Revert "turned the ci hack back on" This reverts commit 0d53794c18d835abd9776bdc94fa1ee5aef2bf04. * removed sync*
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