Fixes the SARIF formatter to correctly filter output by severity #2032
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The SARIF formatter contained a bug where it would include all severities in results without respecting the
--quietor--include-todooptions. this resulted in a discrepancy in the results when run locally using the pretty formatter and those that were gathered using the SARIF formatter.