gofmt all files

[andig]

Follow-up to #19

While gofmt is opinionated, it seems good practice to use it.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR reformats code across the repository using go fmt, updating variable declarations to use short forms and simplifying composite literals where possible.

• Converted var declarations to short declarations (:=)
• Updated composite literals in tests to use implicit type inference
• Adjusted brace and comma placement to match Go formatting conventions

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
decode_test.go	Reformatted test slice and map literals; no logic changes
decode.go	Switched from var x = to x := for scalar parsing vars

[WGH-]

Is this really gofmt/go fmt, though? I believe the source has already been reformatted a couple of commits ago (5f3d8c3).

[andig]

It's https://github.com/mvdan/gofumpt with default settings which (my) Vscode is happy to apply by default. I consent it's optioned, please close if not appropriate.

[ingydotnet]

This is fine but we'll wait to get a few PRs merged.

In the meantime, can you change your commit message to:

• Start with a capital letter
• Not end with a period
• Be 50 chars or less

(I know we need to add these rules to Contributing and enforce them with PR checks...)

[andig]

@ingydotnet with all due respect:

Start with a capital letter

gofmpt is a command and should not be capitalized. If you need something like Use gofmt... could you kindly rephrase when squashing the commits? I feel this round trip is a bit more bureaucratic than could be done?

Thank you :)

That said and less it is skipped: this PR removes https://github.com/yaml/go-yaml/pull/53/files#diff-373fb23355f8ed601aa2d3c450033ccd8cf067b36ae6255cb9d2af857bf71f55L1115-L1118 since it's unused- might be an oversight from before?

[ingydotnet]

@ingydotnet with all due respect:

Start with a capital letter

gofmpt is a command and should not be

I certainly didn't mean for you to capitalize that just to rephrase things so that a word came before that.

These are just the preliminary rules I'm putting in place that match the style largely used so far. Like I said before we can revisit all of the specifics after we are in a reliable state.

But I will do this for you certainly, when I merge the PR. 👍