refactor: add ruff rules for sorting imports - #271
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Should not be controversial since it matches project's style. |
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This is a semi-automatically created PR that adds ruff configuration for imports formatting.
It matches configuration included in the LSP package with the intention of consolidating import style across all LSP packages.If you have strong preference to a different style, please keep the configuration but update it to your liking so that anyone working on the package does not have to guess the correct style to use. See ruff isort settings.Rules are adapted to match the repo style.
(Since this PR was created semi-automatically, it might require some changes before being considered ready.)