Add pylint action with Google style configuration.#13
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I would propose to
- reconfigure to exactly match issues that are also checked internally
- fix all complaints internally
- create PR from updated internal state
- merge this PR
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This would run pylint with the official Google style configuration on every PR automatically, saving us quite a bit of time.
We can already see results of it in this PR
However, it seems that maybe we should submit the configuration here and fine-tune it a bit? I'm seeing several lint errors that we don't actually hit internally, for example:

So we should see if we like this difference, and/or where it comes from, before merging.