New command line formatting tool

[Oscar Levin]

The pretext-tools extension has a "format my source" feature that is mostly schema aware.  Now you can run this outside of vs-code.  Directions are available here:

https://github.com/PreTeXtBook/pretext-tools/tree/main/packages/format#cli-usage

Feedback welcome and encouraged.

[Rob Beezer]

Thanks, Oscar, for putting this together. I'm going to see about integrating it
into the build script for the website. (The "annotated" examples need a
formatting sweep first off.)

Rob

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[Rob Beezer]

Short note, out of time for today, more later.

Current versions of "annotated" sample article and sample book, at the website,
have been generated with source material formatted by Oscar's tool.

Details of the changes to the website build script are at

https://github.com/PreTeXtBook/PreTeXt-website/pull/8

Thanks, Oscar!

Rob

[Andrew Scholer]

Nice! This does seem like a much better route for formatting source annotations.

There are some spots where content is de-indented needlessly:
        <statement>
          <p>
Read in an integer <c>n</c>. Print out a n by n square of asterisks.
          </p>
        </statement>

And some formatting issues for interactives and RS exercises (but I made issues for those).

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[Oscar Levin]

I just pushed out a major update to the formatting package, which now uses unified and xast to parse the document.  It fixes a lot of issues that were present with the old formatter and now includes a printWidth option to wrap create new lines after a fixed number of characters.  But warning, the formatter now includes a printWidth option that defaults to 80 characters.  So previously formatted content might come out different if you don't change the default (setting printWidth to 0 will give the old behavior).

Updated on npm and also in the vs-code extension.

[Jason Siefken]

I wonder if a default width of 100 would be better for the modern era.

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