Add .editorconfig for consistent code formatting #3
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Summary
This PR adds an
.editorconfigfile to maintain consistent coding styles across different editors and IDEs.Changes
.editorconfigwith settings for:Why
EditorConfig helps contributors maintain consistent formatting regardless of their editor/IDE choice. This reduces code review friction and keeps the codebase clean.
Learn more: https://editorconfig.org
No breaking changes.