> If you do not have the relevant tooling you can still read the canonical formatting. Which is often unnecessarily difficult for whatever reason, hence my ini

> If you do not have the relevant tooling you can still read the canonical formatting. Which is often unnecessarily difficult for whatever reason, hence my initial comment. Given that tabs already exist there's literally no reason not to use them other than to intentionally spite any future readers who don't agree with your preference for indentation width. > that exactly what tab proponents expect Because that capability is built into even the most primitive of text editors since forever. Per-language formatting, on the other hand, is most certainly not.