update and (re)enable assisted code reviews

[pq]

Updates config to be inline with flutter's (except where noted) and enables reviews on pull requests.

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A sample review provoked by a bogus TODO and system out.

Note how it's reading from our style guide and recommending our bespoke logger.

Closes: #8815.

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[pq]

/gemini review

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

The pull request updates and re-enables assisted code reviews. The primary change involves adding a System.out.println statement and a TODO comment in FlutterUtils.java. My review focuses on addressing these additions in accordance with the provided style guide.

[gemini-code-assist]

[CONCERN] The use of System.out.println is discouraged for logging in IntelliJ Platform plugins. Please use the IntelliJ SDK's built-in logger (com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger) or io.flutter.logging.PluginLogger instead. This ensures consistent logging practices and better integration with the IDE's logging system.

Additionally, the TODO comment should be justified or removed if it's not a temporary debugging statement. If it's a temporary debugging statement, it should be removed before merging.

Suggested change

	// TODO: remove this later
	System.out.println("Testing the bot");
	// TODO: remove this later
	// LOG.info("Testing the bot");

References

1. Reject any use of System.out.println or System.err.println for logging. Enforce the use of the IntelliJ SDK's built-in logger: com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger or our own: io.flutter.logging.PluginLogger. ^(link)

[cj-radcliff]

This looks pretty good to me. I think we should keep it enabled a bit and watch them regularly.

[cj-radcliff]

LGTM

[pq]

This looks pretty good to me. I think we should keep it enabled a bit and watch them regularly.

Thanks and agreed 100%!