chore: reformat code using IDEA formatter #40
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I had to delete the ivy2 caches in order for the windows build to succeed. |
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Happy to hear opinions on the question which formatter is preferable. |
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The code was better formatted before this PR. |
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Sorry, this is not the topic of this PR. This is about the choice of a formatter to use. So I invite you to propose a formatter of your liking. |
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Use IntelliJ IDEA scala formatter to reformat the code base
Diff that ignores whitespace changes will give you a better idea, what significant changes that entails.
In DocBlocks
{@link CLASS}and{@code CODE}were replaced by[[CLASS]]and<pre>CODE</pre>