Resolves #16
User perspective
Now, you can use ecformat with pre-defined pre-commit hooks. Details in the installation section of the README.
(Manually defined pre-commit hooks are still possible as an alternative way e.g., to set only a rough version number like 0.1.* instead of 0.1.0).
Developer perspective
The pre-commit hooks of the project itself are now more previous. Only the changed files are processed and the whole repository only if an .editorconfig file changes (and on manual runs via just lint).
Furthermore, the hooks now use a released version of ecformat and does not build from the current source of the git repository.
Resolves #16
### User perspective
Now, you can use ecformat with pre-defined [pre-commit](https://pre-commit.com) hooks. Details in the installation section of the README.
(Manually defined pre-commit hooks are still possible as an alternative way e.g., to set only a rough version number like 0.1.* instead of 0.1.0).
### Developer perspective
The pre-commit hooks of the project itself are now more previous. Only the changed files are processed and the whole repository only if an `.editorconfig` file changes (and on manual runs via `just lint`).
Furthermore, the hooks now use a released version of ecformat and does not build from the current source of the git repository.