Test: Notebooks -- Format on Cell Execution

[Yoyokrazy]

Refs: #7058

• macOS @eleanorjboyd
• linux @andreamah
• windows @devinvalenciano

Complexity: 2

Authors: @Yoyokrazy

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Summary:

Notebooks now can format cells upon cell execution. This will trigger using run cell, run all, run above/below, and combined kernel+run commands.

Steps to Test:

• Create a new or open a pre-existing notebook
  • Create a code cell(s) with some formatting issues (extra spaces in variable declaration, tons of empty lines, etc)
• Go to Settings (UI) and search for notebook.formatOnCellExecution, enable this setting
• Make sure you have a formatter available for Python (I use Black)
• Try using run cell, run all, run above, or run below -- ensure formatting is correct

Things to check

• When running cells, they format as expected
• The cell(s) executed as expected

[eleanorjboyd]

looks great- tested both on an unsaved notebook and a saved / named notebook. Also control-Z worked to undo all the changes made by the formatter.