Remove default shfmt flags to respect .editorconfig file
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The default `shfmt` flags `-i 2 -ci` have been removed to allow `shfmt` to respect the `.editorconfig` file when formatting shell scripts. When default flags are specified, `shfmt` ignores the settings in `.editorconfig`, which can lead to inconsistencies in formatting. By setting the default to an empty string, users can now rely on `.editorconfig` for formatting configurations, or override the flags as needed.
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The default
shfmtflags-i 2 -cihave been removed to allowshfmtto respect the.editorconfigfile when formatting shell scripts.When default flags are specified,
shfmtignores the settings in.editorconfig, which can lead to inconsistencies in formatting. By setting the default to an empty string, users can now rely on.editorconfigfor formatting configurations, or override the flags as needed.