Add formatters and apply rules; code refactoring

[pat-s]

@vitabaks Lots of changes but in the end they will result in a consistent formatting for all files.

Due to the amount of changes I went for a dedicated PR. Sometimes changes to quotes might result in changed behaviour. Not sure if the tests cover everything here, let's see how it goes.

You could optionally add some CI checks to enforce these linters in PRs.

Config files

• .prettierrc.json
• .editorconfig
• .sql-formatter.json

Commands

• prettier -w .
• editorconfig-checker .

Makefile

make help

## —— Formatting ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-------  
prettier                       Run Prettier formatting 
prettier-check                 Check formatting with Prettier (without modifying files) 
sql-format                     Format all SQL files using sql-formatter 
pg-format                      Format all SQL files using pgFormatter (PostgreSQL SQL queries and PL/PGSQL code beautifier) 

[vitabaks]

Indeed the change is quite big.

Should we stick to these parameters for the entire project or just for the automation component (ansible)? I'm concerned that this might break the Console UI/API, which I didn't develop myself—it's custom-built by a third-party company. If something breaks, I'll have to cover the cost of refactoring. 🙂

[vitabaks]

@pat-s Please pay attention to linter errors

[pat-s]

Should we stick to these parameters for the entire project or just for the automation component (ansible)?

Can also do that, I personally care most/only for this part 😄️

Will clean up linters and only apply changes to automation/ then.

[pat-s]

• Reverted console/ changes
• Adjusted linter configs to work with prettier
• Fixed various ansible-lint reports
• Updated requirements.yml
• Avoid using reserved keyword query as var name

[vitabaks]

@pat-s I changed the Python version from 3.13 to 3.12 for compatibility with Ubuntu 24.04, which I use in Gitpod and which is also the default distribution when deploying to cloud providers.

[vitabaks]

Usually both is good to have/needed to enforce them, yes.

ded08a4 and 3b2ab9e