Adopt swift-format, enforce lint in CI - #83
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.swift-format already existed at root but nothing ran it, so it could drift unenforced. The tree already matched it byte-for-byte (swift format format/lint --strict both no-op), so this only wires the check into ci-linux.yml, which already runs Swift directly in a container with no dependency-resolution/SSH setup needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Runs swift-format across the tree (config already present but unenforced, or newly added where missing), fixes any real strict-lint failures, adds a CI job running
swift format lint --strict, and adds.git-blame-ignore-revsfor the reformat commit.Part of an org-wide sweep bringing consistent swift-format lint to Germ's standalone Swift packages.