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chore: Fix linter findings for revive:enforce-slice-style in plugins/inputs/[a-d]* and plugins/common #16161

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Address findings for revive:enforce-slice-style in plugins/inputs/[a-d]* and plugins/common.

As we agreed here #15812, we will fix the errors found by the following configuration:

      - name: enforce-slice-style
        arguments: ["make"]

It is only part of the bigger work.
After all findings of this type in whole project are handled, we can enable revive:enforce-slice-style rule in golangci-lint.

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telegraf-tiger bot commented Nov 7, 2024

@DStrand1 DStrand1 removed their assignment Nov 7, 2024
@DStrand1 DStrand1 added the ready for final review This pull request has been reviewed and/or tested by multiple users and is ready for a final review. label Nov 7, 2024
@srebhan srebhan merged commit b4fdd52 into influxdata:master Nov 11, 2024
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…ns/inputs/[a-d]*` and `plugins/common` (#16161)

(cherry picked from commit b4fdd52)
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