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Enforce asterisk alignment for C++ and ObjC pointers (#4703)

So far we've been using the default mode of prevailing-in-file, which
means we aren't consistent within each language what mode we use. Now
that clang-format can identify ObjC headers (which didn't used to be the
case), we can enforce different styles for the two languages.

This sets left-aligned for C++ to match the Flutter engine, and
right-aligned for ObjC to match the prevaling Apple style.