I currently somewhat wish CSharpier could also install (or modify, if we are wishing for ponies) an .editorconfig that matches its settings enough that someone with a habit of existing `dotnet format` or who hasn't yet installed CSharpier's own IDE extensions doesn't have a "bad time" or accidentally create a lot of commit churn.

Prettier was relatively easy to adopt because most styles at the time were just eslint configurations and auto-formatters were scarce before Prettier. .NET has a long history of auto-formatters and most of them speak .editorconfig, so some interop would be handy, even if the goal isn't "perfect" interop. Just enough to build a pit of success for someone's first or second PR in a project before they get to that part of the Readme that says "install this thing in VS or Rider" or actually start to pay attention to the Workspace-recommended extensions in VS Code.