report improper_ctypes lints from external macros - #160870
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FFI safety belongs to the types being defined, not the macro generating the extern function. Currently, cross-crate macros trigger a heuristic that silently drops these warnings.
This PR enables
report_in_external_macroforimproper_ctypesandimproper_ctypes_definitions. Warnings now emit as expected, while code suggestions stay suppressed for external spans.uses_power_alignment is untouched as it follows a separate emission path.
Fixes #160862