This is a similar methodology to #5418, but using all published crates on crates.io as the data source, rather than repos indexed by grep.app. The old table is a year and a half out of date at this point and hard to reproduce, so I've gone ahead and closed that issue. The code to generate the table below is in https://github.com/dtolnay/noisy-clippy.

The global column is counting #![allow(...)] attributes indicating that a lint has been suppressed at the whole crate or module level, and local is counting #[allow(...)] where a lint has been suppressed at only one place it is being triggered. The table is sorted by the sum.

@rustbot label +A-category +C-tracking-issue +S-needs-discussion