Wrap hipfort_hipblas bindings to 132 columns#349
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Mechanical reformat so the bindings compile with strict compilers. Classic
ifortcaps free-form source lines at 132 columns with no way to extend them; the generatedhipfort_hipblas.F90had lines up to 242 columns. The generator now wraps emitted Fortran to a hard 132-column ceiling.Only
hipfort_hipblas.F90changes, and it is a pure line reflow: argument lists are broken at commas and eachbind(c, name=...)clause is placed intact on its own continuation line. No interface, symbol, or type is added or removed — verified by an identical token stream after removing continuations and the same number ofinterfaceblocks asdevelop.