clangd: Add version 22.1.1

[luhenry]

• Package: clangd
• Version: 22.1.1
• Source: https://github.com/jmpfar/clangd-wheel
• Docs: https://clangd.llvm.org/

Compiles clangd (LLVM/clang/clang-tools-extra) from the official LLVM source release; clangd-wheel always builds it from source regardless of platform. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.

Mirrors upstream's build.yml.

Differs from upstream

• Installs lld and caps CMAKE_BUILD_PARALLEL_LEVEL - build-circt.yml OOM'd linking an unrestricted-target LLVM binary on this runner

Testing

• same as upstream

License: OK

Built on cp312 (py2.py3); CI pending.

[luhenry]

check_commit_messages (job 116286357313) failed on the initial pull_request: opened snapshot of this PR's body, which still had the auto-injected "Generated by Claude Code" footer at the moment that webhook fired. The footer was stripped via update_pull_request immediately after creation (confirmed removed in the current PR body above). The edited-triggered re-run of pr-checks.yml picks up the corrected body and should resolve this on its own — not a real failure, no action needed.

[luhenry]

build_wheels failure (run 38694044993)

The build stopped at cibuildwheel's "Getting build dependencies for wheel..." step, before CMake ran:

ERROR: Use build.verbose instead of cmake.verbose for scikit-build-core >= 0.10
Backend subprocess exited when trying to invoke get_requires_for_build_wheel

Root cause. At v22.1.1.0, jmpfar/clangd-wheel's pyproject.toml has requires = ["scikit-build-core"] with no version pin. It also still sets the deprecated cmake.verbose = true under [tool.scikit-build]. That key was renamed to build.verbose in scikit-build-core 0.10:

• Through 0.12.x it was only a warning. 0.12.2 was the latest release when upstream built and published 22.1.1 to PyPI on 2026-03-12.
• scikit-build-core 1.x (_handle_move in settings/skbuild_read_settings.py) makes it a hard error when minimum-version is unset. Build isolation here resolved 1.1.1.
• Upstream's build.yml doesn't pin scikit-build-core either. Its main (last commit 2026-03-16) still carries cmake.verbose, and its CI hasn't run since 1.0 came out (2026-07).

So this isn't specific to riscv64: a fresh build of this tag fails the same way on every platform today. I reproduced it locally against v22.1.1.0:

• scikit-build-core 0.12.2: get_requires_for_build_wheel prints a WARNING and succeeds.
• scikit-build-core 1.1.1: the same hook fails with the exact error above.

Fix (ede3084).

• New patch patches/clangd/22.1.1/0001-Use-build.verbose-instead-of-the-removed-cmake.verbos.patch renames cmake.verbose to build.verbose. Its tag is Upstream-Status: To upstream. build.verbose has existed since 0.10, so the patch also works with older scikit-build-core.
• build-clangd.yml now checks python-wheels out into python-wheels/ after the clangd-wheel checkout and runs git apply on the patch before cibuildwheel, like the other patched workflows. patches/clangd/** is added to the pull_request/push paths.

With the patch applied and scikit-build-core 1.1.1, get_requires_for_build_wheel and prepare_metadata_for_build_wheel succeed locally, and the version still resolves to clangd 22.1.1. I couldn't run the full LLVM/clangd compile locally, so the new run will show whether any later stage has its own problems.