ran clippy

src/rendering/component/splits.rs

@@ -16,7 +16,6 @@ use crate::{
     settings::{Gradient, ListGradient},
 };
 
-
 pub struct Cache<I, L> {
     icons: Vec<Option<Icon<I>>>,
     splits: Vec<SplitCache<L>>,
@@ -56,7 +55,8 @@ pub(in crate::rendering) fn render<A: ResourceAllocator>(
     component: &State,
     layout_state: &LayoutState,
 ) {
-    let column_width = context.measure_numbers("24:00:00", &mut cache.column_width_label, DEFAULT_TEXT_SIZE);
+    let column_width =
+        context.measure_numbers("24:00:00", &mut cache.column_width_label, DEFAULT_TEXT_SIZE);
 
     let text_color = solid(&layout_state.text_color);
 
@@ -119,8 +119,8 @@ pub(in crate::rendering) fn render<A: ResourceAllocator>(
             let mut right_x = width - PADDING;
             for (label, cache) in column_labels.iter().zip(&mut cache.column_labels) {
                 // TODO In LiveSplit desktop, the column width varies based on whether or not the current column tracks
-                // delta, with delta column width being `measure_width("9:00:00")` and regular column width being 
-                // `measure_width("24:00:00")`. Implementing this in livesplit-core requires tracking column types in 
+                // delta, with delta column width being `measure_width("9:00:00")` and regular column width being
+                // `measure_width("24:00:00")`. Implementing this in livesplit-core requires tracking column types in
                 // `splits::State`, which I don't feel like doing right now.
                 let left_x = right_x - column_width;