Chore/sql format refactor block class #290
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This PR performs a structural refactoring of the formatter code in preparation for merging into the main development branch. The purpose is to improve maintainability and prepare for future syntax support.
Changes Included:
Modularization of block classes
The formatter’s internal block classes have been split to support more granular syntax rules (e.g., upcoming features for new SQL constructs).
Introduction of SqlBlockFormattingContext
Constructor parameters for block classes are now consolidated into a single context class (SqlBlockFormattingContext) for better readability and manageability.
Child block properties based on query structure
Properties representing child blocks have been added to each block class to better reflect the structural relationship within SQL queries.
(Note: actual usage of these properties will be implemented in a separate PR.)
Package reorganization
Relevant classes have been moved to new packages to improve modular separation.
Notes:
This PR includes some unused classes and methods that will be utilized in future formatter functionality.
No functional changes to formatting output are introduced at this stage.
This is a preparatory step for cleaner, extensible formatter development.