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chore(deps): update dependency scalafmt to v3.11.2 - #96

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This PR contains the following updates:

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scalafmt patch 3.11.13.11.2

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scalameta/scalafmt (scalafmt)

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Performance tuning

According to benchmarks within this codebase, the changes below may be responsible for 50-60% reduction in memory allocations and wall-clock time of the formatter; this does not take into account I/O to read in a file and write it out.

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