Great tool, thanks for this. I've been massively annoyed with the obsession of making the code look exactly the same in every of its parts. Ten years ago, I co

Great tool, thanks for this. I've been massively annoyed with the obsession of making the code look exactly the same in every of its parts. Ten years ago, I could tell which of my coworkers wrote a piece of code based on its style only. It was not especially needed, given we had git (and svn before that) to tell who authored a piece of code, but it was pleasant to recognize this or that developer's style. It was not radically different styles, we were still agreeing on tabs vs spaces and how many spaces, it was more subtle. We were authors. But now that we psychorigidly don't want to see two pieces of individuality in the same codebase, be it as syntax or sometimes even as methods preferences to achieve a task, such tool as prettier or gofmt are incredibly useful. At least, we don't waste time on that.