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Back in the day I added
shiftkey/Octokit.CodeFormatterto this project, but that predates the global tools support for .NET Core. I had a look around today before I took a shot at updating it and founddotnet-formathas shipped, so I'm going to retire that in favour of this.This PR now adds in the
FormatCodestep as a local build (so devs can run./build.ps1or./build.shand have their code tidied up for free) and tidies up what is currently onmaster.