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[CWS] extract `process.ancestors` from the accessors generation#30786

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dd-mergequeue[bot] merged 5 commits intomainDataDog/datadog-agent:mainfrom paulcacheux/string-array-evalDataDog/datadog-agent:paulcacheux/string-array-evalCopy head branch name to clipboard

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extract more accessors logic to new function
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