add pass_filenames_via_stdin for large changesets

pre-commit currently passes selected filenames to hooks via argv.
For large changesets (or --all-files), argv length limits are hit and
filenames are partitioned, causing multiple hook invocations.

This means there is currently no built-in way to pass filenames to an
underlying hook in one shot without chunking / re-running. The only practical
workaround is to set pass_filenames: false and run custom git operations in
hook code to reconstruct the file set, which is expensive and duplicates
pre-commit's own file-selection logic.

This change adds a hook option:

    pass_filenames_via_stdin: true

When enabled, pre-commit sends filenames as NUL-delimited bytes on stdin and
runs the hook in a single invocation (no argv chunking).

Why NUL-delimited stdin:
- safe for filenames containing spaces/newlines
- matches established -0 conventions in unix tooling

Usage for hook authors:
- shell:

    while IFS= read -r -d '' filename; do
        ...
    done

- python:

    data = sys.stdin.buffer.read()
    filenames = [os.fsdecode(p) for p in data.split(b'\0') if p]

Behavior notes:
- default remains argv-based passing
- pass_filenames: false still disables filename passing entirely

Implementation includes schema/runtime wiring, shared NUL encode/decode
helpers, and tests covering defaulting and runtime behavior.

pre_commit/languages/fail.py

@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ def run_hook(
         is_local: bool,
         require_serial: bool,
         color: bool,
+        pass_filenames_via_stdin: bool = False,
 ) -> tuple[int, bytes]:
     out = f'{entry}\n\n'.encode()
     out += b'\n'.join(f.encode() for f in file_args) + b'\n'