The aim of this PR is to apply a standardized XML format to the ontology file. This can help to avoid whitespace changes to the ontology in PRs. This particular PR uses 4-space indentation:
Other standardized formats may be preferred. If there is a way to get a standardized format that allows one line spaces between the major OWL elements (class, property etc.), that would be ideal, it's just not obvious to me at the moment.
PS, I might look into suggestions on this SO answer about using an XSLT stylesheet to achieve a similar layout to the existing layout, only automatically applied:
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The aim of this PR is to apply a standardized XML format to the ontology file. This can help to avoid whitespace changes to the ontology in PRs. This particular PR uses 4-space indentation:
Other standardized formats may be preferred. If there is a way to get a standardized format that allows one line spaces between the major OWL elements (class, property etc.), that would be ideal, it's just not obvious to me at the moment.
PS, I might look into suggestions on this SO answer about using an XSLT stylesheet to achieve a similar layout to the existing layout, only automatically applied: