Apply formatting to Python code#226
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Command run: `ruff check --fix --unsafe-fixes .`
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ruff format and ruff check
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Having standardized code formatting makes code more consistent, reduces burden on maintainers, and supports onboarding new contributors.
This PR does the following:
pyproject.tomlwith a bare-bones configuration forruff, a Python code formatter and linterruff format .to all Python files in the project. This fixes spacing and formattingruff check --fix --unsafe-fixes .This fixes code style in a small number of places, configured by thepyproject.toml. Initially, this just includes fixing import sort order.