These queries are currently run by default, but don't have their results displayed.
Looking through results on LGTM.com, they are either false positives (e.g., `BitwiseSignCheck` which flags many perfectly harmless operations and `CompareIdenticalValues` which mostly flags NaN checks) or harmless results that developers are unlikely to care about (e.g., `EmptyArrayInit` or `MisspelledIdentifier`).
With this PR, the only queries that are still run but not displayed are security queries, where different considerations may apply.
Previously, we only excluded attributes where the value of the attribute itself suggests templating happening. Now we exclude all attributes in documents where _any_ attribute value suggests templating.
For all of these queries, the results we tend to see in practice are certainly worth investigating, but aren't crashing bugs, so making them warnings seems more appropriate.
