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Closes #129

Examples: IntelPython/dpctl#91

black is "The Uncompromising Code Formatter".

  • Use the black badge in project's README.md for indicating the code style
  • Add GitHub Actions for black for check code style
  • Ignore versioneer.py because it is 3rd party file (see pyproject.toml)
  • Update CONTRIBUTING.md for all developers to use black in everyday work
  • Format all Python code with black (just black .)
  • Add ignoring revisions in blame so you can see meaningful blame info after global formatting commit

Usage is simple: black .

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Finally black is here!

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