[robotpy] Run wpiformat on non-python files

[pjreiniger]

Offline discussion makes it seem like @virtuald might not love this, but I figured I would at least make the PR. This turns the styleguide on for the non-python robotpy files. The overwhelming amount of changes were related to whitespace, followed by some IWYU for standard library headers.

Python files are excluded because I think import order matters for some of them, and some tests cases are currently just "make sure this can be imported".

I broke it down into a a couple of commits to make the changes more ovbious

1. Update the styleguide.
2. Run the styleguide, which fails because of 3 below. However this includes pretty much all of the whitespace changes
3. Update header / template includes to have #pragma once. This allows wpiformat to get further along in the process
4. Fix all of the warnings. Mostly IWYU, but also some c-style casts and single arg constructors should be explicit
5. Rerun the formatter to clean up the whitespace from 4
6. Fixup clang-tidy warnings. Mostly use braces for one line if statements and collapsing nested namespaces

[calcmogul]

Some of the include order issues can be resolved with tweaks to the .styleguide file, but that's all getting replaced in #8350 anyway.

[pjreiniger]

Some of the include order issues can be resolved with tweaks to the .styleguide file, but that's all getting replaced in #8350 anyway.

For python? Thats what I meant in reference to the import order mattering. I'm sure there is a way to disable the linter check anyway, but I figured it might be more acceptable to Dustin to just run it on these (I assume) not very frequently touched c++ files

[auscompgeek]

I think for these since they're locally generated files they should probably be "" includes?