what is "Black"? (For hopefully obvious reasons, I couldn't find results with google, lol)
Similar to black but faster, written in Rust, by the same team who created uv.
> mean this isn't true, formatting is the most trivial part. And so many languages have an opinionated formatter these days (e.g. Black)
I don't think this is correct
B: not part of the language.
2) When your tooling around a language works better when it's not actually written in the language... That should tell you something. And yet...
Especially the uv thing. You clone some non-uv git repo that has no pyproject.toml and you don't know what to install. Maybe has requirements.txt but it's partially wrong.
If I do the simplest possible thing that isn't a single word, by highlighting "opinionated formatter these days (e.g. Black)" and clicking search, I get the right result. I also get the right result for black formatter, and I get the right result if I yolo the entire comment as my search.