Add .editorconfig to enforce consistent indentation and file formatting#10
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This PR adds a .editorconfig file to the root of the project to help enforce consistent coding styles across all contributors and editors.
The configuration specifies:
• Use tabs for indentation with a size of 4
• UTF-8 charset encoding
• LF line endings
• Automatic insertion of final newline
• Trimming of trailing whitespace
Adding this file will improve code consistency, reduce formatting-related diffs, and make collaboration smoother.
No code or scripts have been modified in this PR — it only introduces the configuration file to guide future formatting.