If a given linter fault, e.g. redundant (-> x) comes from a macroexpansion which macro is defined outside the :source-paths (typically [src test]), then the fault should not reported.

My reasoning is that typically:

• these faults aren't an end user's fault
• they typically don't matter, i.e. they're stylistic
• muting them can require learning the disable-warning "DSL"
• having them fixed upstream (that is, for the given 3rd-party lib defining the macro) is painful for everyone involved.

This silencing should be perfomed only for linters deemed "low-risk". There should be a way to opt out as well.

See also: #109