New cppcheck versions do not work when used with compile_commands.json

[matrdr]

Information

VIM version

VIM - Vi IMproved 9.1 (2024 Jan 02, compiled Sep 25 2024 10:13:04)
Included patches: 1-16, 647, 678, 697

Operating System:
Xubuntu 22.04

What went wrong

When I add a compile_commands.json file to the project, ALE correctly detects this and uses cppcheck's ability to read this file by passing it to its --project option.

The release notes of version 2.13 (https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck/releases/tag/2.13.0) of cppcheck include the following entry:

--project can also no longer be used in conjunction with additional source files.

Unfortunately, this is, what ALE does. This is the resulting :AleInfo:

(finished - exit code 1) ['/bin/bash', '-c', 'cd ''/home/matthias/dev/c-lsp-test'' && ''cppcheck'' -q --language=c --template=''{file}:{line}:{column}: {severity}:{inconclusive:inconclusive:} {message} [{id}]\\n{code}'' --project=''build/compile_commands.json'' --file-filter=''test/test.c'' --enable=style ''/tmp/vaX
Frmt/2/test.c''']
<<<OUTPUT STARTS>>>
cppcheck: error: --project cannot be used in conjunction with source files.
<<<OUTPUT ENDS>>>

Reproducing the bug

1. Have a cppcheck version >2.13
2. Have a compile_commands.json file in your project

Workaround

Removing line 19 in ale_linters/c/cppcheck.vim (the %t in the command) seems to fix this issue. But I guess it would break it for projects that do not have a compile_commands.json file.