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Remove horizontal scrolling in the rust code blocks #2013

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@1dimir 1dimir commented Apr 21, 2024

  • Reduce max_width for rustfmt: 85 -> 81 - to fit into blocks with line numbers;
  • Apply rustfmt for code chunks with long lines;
  • Reorganize long use statement;
  • Manually wrap long strings in macros;

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1dimir added 3 commits April 20, 2024 23:08
* Reduce `max_width` for `rustfmt`: 85 -> 81 - to fit into blocks with line numbers;
* Apply `rustfmt` for spilling code chunks;
* Reorganize long `use` statement;
* Manually wrap long strings in macros;
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1dimir commented Apr 21, 2024

That's funny. 81 produces a lot of false positives and 85 wants to reconstruct back the wrapped expressions. And I'm not certain, if to use #[rustfmt::skip] for those is the right idea.

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As mentioned in #2012, dprint fmt should be used to format both Rust and Markdown code consistently.

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Let's put this on pause until we're done discussing in #2012.

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This PR might benefit from the work of @michael-kerscher in #2258. That is, perhaps the slide evaluator could also detect and flag scrollbars in code blocks?

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