global reformatting of C code #138
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reformat with astyle for 2-space indent
for ignoring reformatting in history
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this uses astyle to reformat all the C code in AM32 for 2 space indent, which is what the Keil editor config is set to on @AlkaMotors PC
It also adds a .git-blame-ignore-rev so it can ignore the big commit in git history. Note that after this is merged (with a rebase merge please) we likely will need to change the git hash as the merge/rebase will likely change the hash
I have checked that the Makefile build produces identical binaries for all targets after this PR and before
Note! I used "add-braces" in the astylerc, so even 1 line if() statements get braces, which is how I prefer it, but if @AlkaMotors prefers not to do that I will redo this PR without that