Tune layout in membership test
Whitespace in the Ada compiler's `freeze.adb` and `sem_ch13.adb` was adjusted for better code formatting.
This commit makes minor cosmetic adjustments to the Ada compiler’s codebase, specifically in freeze.adb and sem_ch13.adb. It focuses on tuning the whitespace around membership tests. This is purely a stylistic cleanup to improve code readability and maintainability for developers, with no impact on compiler functionality or generated code.
In Details
This commit modifies freeze.adb and sem_ch13.adb, targeting code layout around membership tests. This involves whitespace adjustments, a common practice in code maintenance to improve visual consistency and readability. While seemingly superficial, consistent formatting is crucial in large codebases like GCC's Ada front-end, making code easier to parse and navigate for developers. No functional changes are introduced.
For Context
Think of code like a book: even if the words are correct, poor formatting (like inconsistent spacing) can make it hard to read. This commit is like a spell-check and formatting pass for the Ada compiler's own code. It adjusts the spacing and layout in parts of the freeze.adb and sem_ch13.adb files, specifically around 'membership tests' (where the code checks if a value belongs to a set). These changes are purely cosmetic; they don't change how the compiler works or how your Ada programs behave. Instead, they make the compiler's source code cleaner and easier for its developers to understand and maintain.