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format examples and programs - #129
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examples/andcrates/scarlet/tests/programs/run throughscarlet fmt, as the stdlib was in #128. Nineteen files changed; nothing else did.Most of it is the two shapes the formatter learned recently: a final list keeps hold of its call,
json.Object([with the pairs under it rather than the[on a line of its own, and a long chain of operators breaks at every operator.A test in
golden_examples.rskeeps it that way, next to the one #128 added for the stdlib. People read these files to learn how Scarlet is written, so they should look like what the formatter produces.All seven CI gates pass locally. hawk ran for the host target, and nothing here is gated on a cfg.