The idea is to pick a standard that people can use as a default, which becomes the "familiar Rust standard". It's mostly for folks who _don't_ care much about f

The idea is to pick a standard that people can use as a default, which becomes the "familiar Rust standard". It's mostly for folks who _don't_ care much about formatting nuances. If you do have a style you prefer, you can always configure your rustfmt to follow that style.