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Run automated code cleanup #32

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  • Format sources.
  • Remove unused usings.
  • Drop unneeded casts.
  • Inline out vars.
  • Use compound assignments.
  • new() / default.
  • Add access modifiers.
  • Use readonly.
  • Use pattern matching.
  • Simplify boolean expressions.

Also use correct naming in async / sync test runs.

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Lots of changes!

Mostly looks good to me, I will finish up the review ASAP.

Thanks again for your contributions!

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Lots of changes!

Mostly looks good to me, I will finish up the review ASAP.

Thanks again for your contributions!

Those changes (except last one) are created by Microsoft Visual Studio automatic code cleanup profiles.

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Everything went well including the testing, Thanks again for your contributions!

@juliusfriedman juliusfriedman merged commit 7582c40 into juliusfriedman:master Nov 25, 2023
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@dimhotepus dimhotepus deleted the automated-code-cleanup branch November 26, 2023 00:20
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