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*: use patched stringer instead of upstream #72704

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The patched stringer is identical to the upstream, except we don't
paste the entire command-line into the generated file. This helps avoid
spurious diffs when doing dev build --hoist-generated-code.
See cockroachdb/tools@642e514

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(Review only applies to most recent commit, the other is from #72699)

The patched `stringer` is identical to the upstream, except we don't
paste the entire command-line into the generated file. This helps avoid
spurious diffs when doing `dev build --hoist-generated-code`.
See cockroachdb/tools@642e514

Release note: None
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bors r=rail

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