Christian Brauner 60c900fd52 ci: run the argument comment checker in the linter workflow
The tree is clean now, keep it that way. Run the whole argument-comments
suite like the clang-tidy one. Checking only the lines a pull request
changed misses comments that go stale when a parameter is renamed,
since no caller's line changes then. On four CPUs the suite takes about
a minute and a half.

meson test reports a test that exits with 77 as skipped, so make sure
the libclang bindings are there first. Otherwise a tools tree without
them would pass the step without checking anything.

While at it, add the script to the mypy and tab checks.
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