feat(semantic): add methods to check if AST contains any/all node types

[camchenry]

• part of linter: dynamically skip running rules that do not have the relevant node types #12223

These are not used anywhere yet, but this adds some helper methods to query the AST and see if it contains any nodes of a particular type. Like the previous PR, I'm using the unchecked variants here since it should be safe since the bitset is always sized large enough to contain the biggest value in AstType.

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• perf(linter): add should_run based on node types (batch 3) #12231
• perf(linter): add should_run based on node types (batch 2) #12229
• perf(linter): add should_run based on node types (batch 1) #12228
• feat(semantic): add methods to check if AST contains any/all node types #12227 👈 (View in Graphite)
• feat(semantic): add set of AstType that exist in AST #12226
• feat(ast): compute max value that can be mapped to AstType #12225
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CodSpeed Instrumentation Performance Report

Merging #12227 will not alter performance

_{Comparing 07-11-feat_semantic_add_methods_to_check_if_ast_contains_any_all_node_types (1449a81) with main (242e721)}

Summary

✅ 34 untouched benchmarks

[overlookmotel]

You might find that contains_any etc are a little faster if they take a pre-compiled AstTypesBitset instead of &[AstType] and use intersects method or similar (see #12226 (comment)).