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# remove trailing whitespace
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# arithmetic expansion in system tests
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# arithmetic expansion in system tests
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# subshell notation in system tests
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# reformat shell scripts with shfmt
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# Reformat sources with up-to-date clang-format-17
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# Reformat sources with up-to-date clang-format-18
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# Reformat sources with up-to-date clang-format-19
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# Reformat sources with up-to-date clang-format-19
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# Remove redundant semicolons after the closing braces of functions
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# Remove redundant parentheses from the return statement
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