Some of those are built-in to cmake you can google "cmake clang-tidy" to find some examples, for instance. The rest can be added as custom targets and/or custom configuration options.
The point is that you can write reusable cmake modules you can ship with your package manager or even git and a tweaked cmake search path. You can get there with make, but it's more work and a bit of a pain to replicate and maintain. In fact I often see teams with those setups put too many things in their repos to avoid build tool pain. Or, perhaps more often, they just give up on ever getting clang builds to work (for instance).
The point is that you can write reusable cmake modules you can ship with your package manager or even git and a tweaked cmake search path. You can get there with make, but it's more work and a bit of a pain to replicate and maintain. In fact I often see teams with those setups put too many things in their repos to avoid build tool pain. Or, perhaps more often, they just give up on ever getting clang builds to work (for instance).