Execute prettier

[haslinghuis]

• run prettier once on the code base to minimize code changes in future PR's
• fix most of remaining sonar cloud issues in 2nd commit
• adds git blame ignore file for first commit

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[nerdCopter]

i'm not testing it 🤣

[VitroidFPV]

I like the idea of removing it from the git blame, similar to what would happen when AM32 gets re-formatted am32-firmware/AM32#138

[blckmn]

I'm on the fence with doing it in bulk. What are the downsides? Causes rebasing requirement of existing PRs? Testing?

What are the downsides to doing it as files are touched?

[haslinghuis]

@blckmn added 3 lines in 6fbeb83 - the rest was prettier doing it's job.

• Testing: no functional changes are made.
• Existing PR's: will need a rebase.
• Touch: Doing it not once will make review harder for some time.

[blckmn]

@haslinghuis with the volume of changes to every file rebasing will be a pain. I'm not sure it will make reviewing files much harder...

[haslinghuis]

@blckmn - an example how huge simple PR would be: #4294

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Quality Gate failed

Failed conditions
1 Security Hotspot
C Reliability Rating on New Code (required ≥ A)

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[blckmn]

@blckmn - an example how huge simple PR would be: #4294

There's no real good way to do such a massive change without it being a complete pain one way or another.

[nerdCopter]

post-merge: flashed whoop, pasted diff, went to each tab pressed save; compared resultant diff to original = no change.

great option to git-blame ignore 😃