implement auto formatting

[Tetrax-10]

When a commit is pushed the repo will format itself and on PR it will just check if their code follows the formatting rules.

I formatted all the files inside .github as github actions won't allow changes on workflow files.

[sameerasw]

Thanks a lot for implementing this <3

[Tetrax-10]

You're welcome. The repo should format it self idk why its un-formatted. It worked on my repo. Any permission problem?

Edit: Oh wait its disabled. Any reason disabling the workflow? Would you want it to work differently?

Edit 2: I'm just dumb it worked perfectly! Lol, I need some sleep.

[sameerasw]

You're welcome. The repo should format it self idk why its un-formatted. It worked on my repo. Any permission problem?

Edit: Oh wait its disabled. Any reason disabling the workflow? Would you want it to work differently?

Edit 2: I'm just dumb it worked perfectly! Lol, I need some sleep.

Sorry, I forgot to inform you, I merged it with the main workflow. So I disabled the secondary one since running two actions that modify code with commits can lead to out of sync deployments. So I made the main script first format css, then build the styles.json. Once that's done, deployment gets triggered.

[Tetrax-10]

Bro where is the .css extension?

https://github.com/sameerasw/my-internet/blob/main/websites/assetstore.unity.com

And you can just remove this in the format_repo.yml:

  push:
    branches:
      - main

So it only checks if the PRs are correctly formatted (dry run).

And I request you to give second thoughts on the @ for descriptive comments because people might just forget to do that as there will be 100s of descriptive comments and it fucks-up the code base. Its so easy for me to fix that and implement feature: and edit all the 500+ css. I hope by this way the code base will remain well organized, easy to understand, less bloated.

[sameerasw]

Bro where is the .css extension?

https://github.com/sameerasw/my-internet/blob/main/websites/assetstore.unity.com

In my defense, it was from a contribution... which I didn't check well LOL.

Also about the comments thing, I made it so it ignores any comment inside the list of selectors or inside the properties... Check the example.com.css .....for an example... Which I forgot to reset after testing. It's just that top level comments need that @ at front. It's hard to flip them all not only because of the flipping process, but that will also mean that we have to only include comments that contain @ and need to filter that during json generation.. basically to flip it. but might be confusing for contributors.

And the formatting, I do need not only for PRs but also for commits too. Because styles aren't edited inside an IDE so they are all over the place.