Apply black to deterministally reformat all code#63
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- add black badge - add instructions on how to use lint command in tox
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blackis a deterministic, opinionated python code formatter. It makes lots of good choices so we don't have to think about how our code looks anymore.I added configuration using
toxso anyone can easily runblackin this repository if you just do:For all of the other open pull requests, they can also just use black directly to make it easier to merge their PRs by running black directly
black jgo/ tests/ setup.py.