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Craig Tiller 339906443b [clang-format] Match include file ordering to internal clang-format (#40905 )

gRPC is currently getting formatted with two different clang-format implementations, and due to some weirdness they have different include file orderings. This change introduces clang-format configuration to ensure that the two systems align - it's *highly* expected that this will need some maintenance going forward as the two systems evolve.

Closes #40905

PiperOrigin-RevId: 819606209

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[EventEngine] Add SetDefaultEventEngine API (and friends) (#38316 )

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[examples] Initialize logging (#39095 )

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greeter_callback_client.cc

[clang-format] Match include file ordering to internal clang-format (#40905 )

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greeter_callback_server.cc

[examples] Initialize logging (#39095 )

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README.md

[EventEngine] Add SetDefaultEventEngine API (and friends) (#38316 )

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wrapping_event_engine.h

[EventEngine] Add SetDefaultEventEngine API (and friends) (#38316 )

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README.md

gRPC C++ Hello World Example with a custom EventEngine

You can find a complete set of instructions for building gRPC and running the Hello World app in the C++ Quick Start.

This example illustrates how to provide gRPC with a custom EventEngine. By providing gRPC with an application-owned EventEngine, applications can customize most aspects how gRPC performs I/O, asynchronous callback execution, timer execution, and DNS resolution.