`swift-format lint --strict --recursive Termind TermindTests
TermindMCPBridge` is in the contribution instructions but had never been
run to completion: 4133 violations across 141 files, most of them
indentation and line breaking the pretty-printer would have settled on
its own.
`swift-format format -i` accounts for all but five. The rest are
lint-only rules it will not rewrite for you:
- `SSHKeyMaterial` declared its libssh2 entry point in the C symbol's
own spelling. `@_silgen_name` already carries the linkage name, so the
Swift side is free to be `libssh2PublicKeyFromPrivateMemory`.
- Four `.forEach { ... }` calls become for-in loops, two in
`PortForwardingController` and two in tests.
Formatting only, and checked as such rather than assumed: all 5409
string literals under `Termind` are byte-identical across the change, so
no localization key moved. Comparing whitespace-stripped token streams
leaves 43 files with any real change, and each is one of the rules
above, a dropped semicolon, a `case a, b` split onto separate lines with
its raw values kept explicit, or a file-scope `private` respelled
`fileprivate` — which is the same access level in that position.
Builds, and the suite stays at 975 of 975.
Kaede Akino