Add linter to enforce character used for indentation #81
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Disabled by default, since tabs are acceptable in HAML, but folks may want to enable this to enforce spaces-only.
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| # rubocop and overcomit HardTab checks don't like tabs either, but they don't | ||
| # check for hex, so use that to avoid triggering them | ||
| let(:tab) { "\x09" } |
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The \t escape sequence allows us to write tabs in Ruby without using literal tab characters, and is a little more readable.
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Disabled by default, since tabs are acceptable in HAML, but folks may
want to enable this to enforce spaces-only.