Reformat C++ code to follow consistent style conventions

[Fury7425]

Summary

Applied comprehensive code formatting across C++ implementation files to enforce consistent style conventions throughout the codebase. This is a pure formatting change with no functional modifications.

Key Changes

• Namespace formatting: Converted multi-line namespace declarations to single-line format (namespace yip { instead of namespace yip\n{)
• Indentation: Removed excessive indentation within anonymous namespaces and implementation namespaces, aligning code to project conventions
• Brace placement: Standardized opening braces to follow K&R style (same line for control structures, new line for functions)
• Spacing: Normalized spacing around operators, function parameters, and struct initializers
• Line continuations: Reformatted long function signatures and initializer lists for readability
• Struct/enum formatting: Aligned struct and enum member declarations with consistent indentation

Files Modified

• IndicatorWindow.xaml.cpp — Major formatting pass on composition layer, state machine, and event handlers
• SettingsDialog.xaml.cpp — Namespace and method formatting
• MainWindow.xaml.cpp — Namespace and using declarations
• App.xaml.cpp — Namespace and lambda formatting
• AudioCoreInterop.cpp — Class and function formatting
• Settings.cpp — Namespace and function formatting
• IndicatorPersistence.cpp — Namespace and function formatting
• Markers.cpp — Namespace and function formatting
• main.cpp — Function signature formatting
• Header files (.h) — Struct, enum, and namespace formatting

Implementation Details

All changes maintain the existing code logic and behavior. The formatting aligns with C++20 conventions and the project's established style guidelines for namespace declarations, indentation depth, and brace placement. No functional changes, API modifications, or behavioral alterations were introduced.

https://claude.ai/code/session_015WKywfjPwRt1v9gGXqZN8o