main: Make func definition style consistent.#1114
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This modifies all files in the main package so that function definitions are on the a single line as is the style used in the upstream code as well as throughout its code base. This helps minimize the differences between them and the upstream code in order to facilitate easier syncs due to less merge conflicts as a result of superfluous changes.
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This modifies all files in the main package so that function definitions are on the a single line as is the style used in the upstream code as well as throughout its code base. This helps minimize the differences between them and the upstream code in order to facilitate easier syncs due to less merge conflicts as a result of superfluous changes.