Format all code.

rstat_tool/format_blacklist.py

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST = {
 def format_and_print_list(word_set, words_per_line=10):
     """
     Sorts a set of words and prints it in a specific format.
-    
+
     Args:
         word_set (set): The set of words to process.
         words_per_line (int): The number of words to print on each line.
@@ -123,32 +123,33 @@ def format_and_print_list(word_set, words_per_line=10):
     # 1. Convert the set to a list to ensure order, and sort it alphabetically.
     #    The set is also used to remove any duplicates from the initial list.
     sorted_words = sorted(list(word_set))
-    
+
     # 2. Start printing the output
     print("COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST = {")
-    
+
     # 3. Iterate through the sorted list and print words, respecting the line limit
     for i in range(0, len(sorted_words), words_per_line):
         # Get a chunk of words for the current line
-        line_chunk = sorted_words[i:i + words_per_line]
-        
+        line_chunk = sorted_words[i : i + words_per_line]
+
         # Format each word with double quotes
         formatted_words = [f'"{word}"' for word in line_chunk]
-        
+
         # Join the words with a comma and a space
         line_content = ", ".join(formatted_words)
-        
+
         # Add a trailing comma if it's not the last line
         is_last_line = (i + words_per_line) >= len(sorted_words)
         if not is_last_line:
             line_content += ","
-            
+
         # Print the indented line
         print(f"    {line_content}")
 
     # 4. Print the closing brace
     print("}")
 
+
 # --- Main execution ---
 if __name__ == "__main__":
-    format_and_print_list(COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST)
+    format_and_print_list(COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST)