chore: add .editorconfig #98
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What does it do?
Why the change?
EditorConfig is an editor/vendor agnostic configuration file to make following project conventions easier. Afaik (at least looking at the largest C projects on GitHub) there aren't clear conventions on things like indentation.
Rather than having to find out manually what a project uses, or just choosing to fight with my editor preferences, I think it'd be better to use a conventional format that most editors support to handle it.
Reviewers shouldn't need to put out comments like:
How can this be tested?
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