I'm in the camp that "style" has very little real impact on readability, and linting for it mostly just creates friction. Maybe one time out of 100 I've got a w

I'm in the camp that "style" has very little real impact on readability, and linting for it mostly just creates friction. Maybe one time out of 100 I've got a weird case that truly needs to be indented differently, but my linter forbids it as dogma, so I either end up with code that's less readable or I add the noise of linter-disabling comments. The things that really impact how understandable some code is have little to do with punctuation, or whether or not these two characters have a space in-between, or what type of quotes we use.