Change Spotless format to be closer to the IntelliJ default #47
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What is being fixed - and why?
The current format forced by the Spotless plugin is the Google format, that indents to 2 spaces. IntelliJ default is 4 spaces, which makes it awkward to work in the codebase.
I can also say that the Google format breaks lines too much, making them harder to read, at least the way I am used to read code.
I think we should avoid adding distractions to the interview by using an unusual format in the codebase.
What has changed?
I moved to the Palantir format, that mostly is the same as the one IntelliJ uses by default. The order of imports is different, but this should be a difficulty for the interviewer or the candidate.