You have a point. The changes should be entirely cosmetic, and is merely to
bring our existing code closer to the coding standard that new code should
use
(and the old code just shows that we haven't been that good at sticking to
so
far).
It should also have the advantage of being a good example for new code - if
new
authors look at old code to see how to write it, the old code should be a
good
example.
The tests might not be worth it though.
Maybe I should just restrict the fixups to the internal javascript files
(src/*.js)? These are being actively developed, where the tests are
write-once
and only look back if they fail.
http://codereview.chromium.org/8888006/
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