Fix Style/RedundantFormat false positive when a interpolated value is given to a specifier with a width or precision#14608
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When
formatorsprintfhas a specifier with a width or precision, and the related argument is an interpolated string, we cannot register that as a redundant format, as we cannot know ahead of time how wide the resulting string should be since it depends on the value of the interpolation.Fixes #14604.
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