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Clean up to use more common C# code style
Change function spacing style, use type inference when possible, remove excessive and mostly unhelpful function documentation comments.
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Apologies for the messiness of my pull requests; I'm fairly new to C#, and it appears that my styling ideals clash with yours.
In the future, it would be helpful if you could provide constructive criticism in the pull request comments and let the contributors update their code, rather than merging in their code and revising it on your own later. This helps their future contributions better match the project's style, and saves everyone some time.
Overall, I like what you've done with the project's structure in your recent commits. Just some thoughts on helping us help the project :)
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No apologies necessary, I really appreciate your pull requests — more are very welcome! I didn't want to discourage them by nitpicking over code style, particularly when I hadn't settled on a definitive one myself (indeed, I changed minor things in this commit like function declaration spacing only because it matches the C# I've been writing lately).
I'll work on providing better constructive criticism for pull requests in the future. My intent wasn't originally to revise your code after merging, I just got into code golf mood when I was looking to beautify the log count badge. It's a compulsion of mine. A terrible, terrible compulsion. But feedback noted.