[Fix #9895] Disable Naming/InclusiveLanguage by default

[koic]

Fixes #9895 and follow up #9893 (comment).

This PR disables Naming/InclusiveLanguage by default because it has an unexpectedly impact for many users who give feedback.

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[bbatsov]

Either this or just disabling the checking of string literals, which I think is the real problem. I'm reasonably certain this won't generate much noise for identifier names and file names.

In hindsight - it doesn't make much sense for a cop focused on naming to check string literals, as their contents are text, not names. I should have thought of this a bit earlier. :D

[bbatsov]

We might also remove master from the defaults, although I doubt anyone names identiers master. :D

[tjwp]

As the author of this cop, I want to endorse that I'm in support of disabling by default. I think this is a useful tool to put in user's hands but don't want to force it or a specific configuration on anyone.

[koic]

@bbatsov Sure! I agree with your suggestions! I updated this PR to set CheckStrings: false and remove master from FlaggedTerms for Naming/InclusiveLanguage. I think these updates can reduce an unexpectedly impact for users much smaller. So, I reverted the cop's status to pending.

[dvandersluis]

I agree with making the default configuration more permissive if this cop is going to be enabled by default. It'd be good to have an exhaustive example of how to configure the cop in the docs though so that people could, for example, just apply the original configuration if they are so inclined.