Fix Indentation Issues for Injected SQL and Correct Java Indent Size Retrieval #422
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Description:
This pull request addresses two issues:
Injected SQL Indentation Fix:
Resolved a bug where unnecessary spaces were added when formatting code containing SQL injected via the @SQL annotation. The formatting logic has been updated to ensure proper indentation without extra spaces.
Correct Java Indent Size Retrieval:
Fixed an issue where the indent size was not correctly retrieved from the Java code style settings. The process now explicitly specifies a Java file to obtain the correct indent size as configured in the Java code style settings screen.