Add 8 pygrep pre-commit hooks

[jbampton]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the project's code quality and documentation consistency by introducing a suite of new pre-commit hooks. It integrates isort for automated Python import sorting and adds eight pygrep-hooks to enforce best practices in Python code and reStructuredText documentation, alongside a fix for an existing RST formatting issue. These changes aim to improve maintainability and readability across the codebase.

Highlights

• Pre-commit Hooks: Integrated the isort pre-commit hook to automatically sort Python imports, ensuring consistent code style.
• Code Quality Checks: Added eight new pygrep-hooks to enforce various code quality standards, including checks for mock method usage, eval() function, deprecated logger.warn(), and proper Python type annotations.
• Documentation Formatting: Introduced pygrep-hooks for reStructuredText (RST) documentation, specifically to detect common formatting mistakes like incorrect backticks, directive colons, and inline text spacing.
• Unicode Character Check: Included a pygrep-hook to forbid files containing UTF-8 Unicode replacement characters, preventing potential encoding issues.
• RST Formatting Fix: Corrected a reStructuredText formatting error in doc/source/index.rst by changing single backticks to double backticks for an inline code directive.

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Code Review

This pull request adds several pygrep pre-commit hooks to improve code quality and consistency, and also moves the isort hook to a more appropriate position before black. The changes also include a fix in an .rst file, which is a good improvement. My review includes a critical fix for an invalid hook version and a suggestion to simplify the new hook configurations for better maintainability.