Add checkstyle auto-fix tooling - #9017
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Runs a Groovy-based auto-fixer (checkstyle-autofix.groovy) via gmavenplus-plugin at the validate phase, before maven-checkstyle-plugin, to auto-correct a subset of storm_checkstyle.xml violations (FileTabCharacter, colon-spacing, CommentsIndentation, CustomImportOrder) ahead of the checkstyle check. Fixer parameters are read directly from the active ruleset XML rather than a preset formatter style. storm.checkstyle.config (root pom) picks the active ruleset basename for both the fixer and maven-checkstyle-plugin's configLocation.
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After this comment, implement a groovy tool to auto fix checkstyle violation to avoid post hoc fixes