style: fix clang-format violations and re-enable clang-format check

[kkkapu]

Fix clang-format in build #2

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on improving code style consistency by resolving existing clang-format violations. The changes are purely cosmetic, ensuring that the codebase aligns with the project's formatting standards. This work is a prerequisite for re-enabling the clang-format check in the build system, which will help maintain a uniform code style across all future contributions.

Highlights

• Code Formatting: Addressed clang-format violations by reformatting code blocks to adhere to the defined style guidelines.
• Build Process: Prepared the codebase for re-enabling the clang-format check in the build process, ensuring future code style consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request fixes clang-format violations. The changes are stylistic and correct. I've added a couple of suggestions to improve test readability by encapsulating the RAII-based file creation logic into helper functions. This would make the test setup more explicit and easier to understand.

[gemini-code-assist]

While this single-line scope is functionally correct, its purpose of leveraging RAII to create and immediately close a file can be made more explicit. Encapsulating this setup logic in a helper function within the BufferObjectTest fixture would improve test readability.

For example, you could add a helper like this to BufferObjectTest:

static void CreateTestFile(const std::string& path, size_t size) {
  BufferObject writer(path, size);
}

And then use it in the test:

CreateTestFile(test_path_ + "_new", 512);
BufferObject reader(test_path_ + "_new");

This makes the test's 'Arrange' step more self-documenting.

[g-husam]

the suggestion here makes it more readable - its hard to understand why we're doing this one line throwaway without knowing internal details, so wrapping in a function makes it more obvious. Can add a comment to the code in the function saying the BufferObject constructor will create the file, and its destructor will close (without deleting)

[gemini-code-assist]

Similar to my other comment, this RAII pattern for file creation could be made more explicit by using a helper function. This would improve the readability of the test setup.

Using the same helper function idea:

static void CreateTestFile(const std::string& path, size_t size) {
  BufferObject writer(path, size);
}

The test setup would then become:

CreateTestFile(test_path_, initial_size);
ASSERT_EQ(std::filesystem::file_size(test_path_), initial_size);

This makes the intent of the setup clearer.

[g-husam]

this is the clang-format check, only the coverage check was re-enabled

[g-husam]

is it actually working with these settings?