fmt: Prefer gofumpt over gofmt #1366
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Switches to gofumpt for code formatting instead of gofmt. This is a slightly stricter formatter and addresses common nits such as extraneous empty lines at start and end of functions, missing empty lines between functions, unnecessary or missing var groups, etc.
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## master #1366 +/- ##
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- Coverage 98.42% 98.28% -0.15%
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Files 53 53
Lines 3493 3493
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- Hits 3438 3433 -5
- Misses 46 50 +4
- Partials 9 10 +1
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Switches to gofumpt for code formatting instead of gofmt.
This is a slightly stricter formatter and addresses common nits
such as extraneous empty lines at start and end of functions,
missing empty lines between functions,
unnecessary or missing var groups,
etc.