CMake, C++, Python pre-commit#775
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landinjm merged 4 commits intoprisms-center:masterfrom Jan 12, 2026
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* adding some comments, updating cmake minimum version, and gersemi formatting * python precommit * python precommit has to disable linting for now * gersemi precommit * delete this script because we have pre-commit
* more precommit but all mashed together since my stuff got corrupted * codespell ignores
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Adds pre-commit so that we can auto-format cmake, c++, and python files more easily.
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