> Where to insert blank lines for visual structuring is maybe the most obvious example. You wouldn’t want to automate that In general, I agree, but I actually

> Where to insert blank lines for visual structuring is maybe the most obvious example. You wouldn’t want to automate that In general, I agree, but I actually had some success doing that in a couple cases with custom linter rules. Some tests were becoming unreadable because of lack of separation between sections, so I started enforcing. We also enforced at least two more spaces in between setup/execute/verify sections, where expectations could only show up in the third section. This can be annoying if you use a different style, but all our tests followed the same patterns, so it made sense to enforce.