[webkit.UncountedLambdaCapturesChecker] Treat arguments of std::ranges::all_of as [[clang::noescape]] (#158419) The checker already had std::ranges hard-coded to treat its arguments as [[clang::oescape]] but the fact std::ranges::all_of is implemented as a struct instead of a function confused the checker and resuled in a superflous warning being emitted for std::ranges::all_of. This PR adds the support for recognizing DeclRefExpr which appears as a callee in VisitCallExpr and generalizes the check in shouldTreatAllArgAsNoEscape to walk up the decl contexts to find the target namespaces such as std::ranges:: or a namespace and a function like WTF::switchOn.
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