refactor: format everything black #775
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It looks like something's broken, the file creation test is failing.
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Yes. That's because of my merge in another merge request. See my revert of it. Then I need to rebase this. |
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Black seems to become the defacto standard for python formatting.
A lot of projects are using it already: https://github.com/python/black#used-by
Fixes #772