Grep for space indentation (#54850)

#54604 atomizing
Since a lot of the space indents are in lists ill atomize those later

code/datums/elements/_element.dm

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 /**
-  * A holder for simple behaviour that can be attached to many different types
-  *
-  * Only one element of each type is instanced during game init.
-  * Otherwise acts basically like a lightweight component.
-  */
+ * A holder for simple behaviour that can be attached to many different types
+ *
+ * Only one element of each type is instanced during game init.
+ * Otherwise acts basically like a lightweight component.
+ */
 /datum/element
 	/// Option flags for element behaviour
 	var/element_flags = NONE
@@ -49,9 +49,9 @@
 		CRASH("Incompatible [arguments[1]] assigned to a [type]! args: [json_encode(args)]")
 
 /**
-  * Finds the singleton for the element type given and detaches it from src
-  * You only need additional arguments beyond the type if you're using [ELEMENT_BESPOKE]
-  */
+ * Finds the singleton for the element type given and detaches it from src
+ * You only need additional arguments beyond the type if you're using [ELEMENT_BESPOKE]
+ */
 /datum/proc/_RemoveElement(list/arguments)
 	var/datum/element/ele = SSdcs.GetElement(arguments)
 	ele.Detach(src)

code/datums/elements/art.dm

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
 			msg = "Wow, [source.p_they()] sucks."
 
 	user.visible_message("<span class='notice'>[user] stops and looks intently at [source].</span>", \
-						 "<span class='notice'>You appraise [source]... [msg]</span>")
+		"<span class='notice'>You appraise [source]... [msg]</span>")
 
 /datum/element/art/proc/on_examine(atom/source, mob/user, list/examine_texts)
 	SIGNAL_HANDLER
@@ -63,4 +63,4 @@
 		msg = "Wow, [source.p_they()] sucks."
 
 	user.visible_message("<span class='notice'>[user] stops to inspect [source].</span>", \
-						 "<span class='notice'>You appraise [source], inspecting the fine craftsmanship of the proletariat... [msg]</span>")
+		"<span class='notice'>You appraise [source], inspecting the fine craftsmanship of the proletariat... [msg]</span>")

code/datums/elements/embed.dm

@@ -131,11 +131,11 @@
 		examine_list += "[I] has a fine point, and could probably embed in someone if thrown properly!"
 
 /**
-  * checkEmbedProjectile() is what we get when a projectile with a defined shrapnel_type impacts a target.
-  *
-  * If we hit a valid target, we create the shrapnel_type object and immediately call tryEmbed() on it, targeting what we impacted. That will lead
-  *	it to call tryForceEmbed() on its own embed element (it's out of our hands here, our projectile is done), where it will run through all the checks it needs to.
-  */
+ * checkEmbedProjectile() is what we get when a projectile with a defined shrapnel_type impacts a target.
+ *
+ * If we hit a valid target, we create the shrapnel_type object and immediately call tryEmbed() on it, targeting what we impacted. That will lead
+ *	it to call tryForceEmbed() on its own embed element (it's out of our hands here, our projectile is done), where it will run through all the checks it needs to.
+ */
 /datum/element/embed/proc/checkEmbedProjectile(obj/projectile/P, atom/movable/firer, atom/hit, angle, hit_zone)
 	SIGNAL_HANDLER
 
@@ -157,17 +157,17 @@
 	Detach(P)
 
 /**
-  * tryForceEmbed() is called here when we fire COMSIG_EMBED_TRY_FORCE from [/obj/item/proc/tryEmbed]. Mostly, this means we're a piece of shrapnel from a projectile that just impacted something, and we're trying to embed in it.
-  *
-  * The reason for this extra mucking about is avoiding having to do an extra hitby(), and annoying the target by impacting them once with the projectile, then again with the shrapnel, and possibly
-  * AGAIN if we actually embed. This way, we save on at least one message.
-  *
-  * Arguments:
-  * * I- the item we're trying to insert into the target
-  * * target- what we're trying to shish-kabob, either a bodypart or a carbon
-  * * hit_zone- if our target is a carbon, try to hit them in this zone, if we don't have one, pick a random one. If our target is a bodypart, we already know where we're hitting.
-  * * forced- if we want this to succeed 100%
-  */
+ * tryForceEmbed() is called here when we fire COMSIG_EMBED_TRY_FORCE from [/obj/item/proc/tryEmbed]. Mostly, this means we're a piece of shrapnel from a projectile that just impacted something, and we're trying to embed in it.
+ *
+ * The reason for this extra mucking about is avoiding having to do an extra hitby(), and annoying the target by impacting them once with the projectile, then again with the shrapnel, and possibly
+ * AGAIN if we actually embed. This way, we save on at least one message.
+ *
+ * Arguments:
+ * * I- the item we're trying to insert into the target
+ * * target- what we're trying to shish-kabob, either a bodypart or a carbon
+ * * hit_zone- if our target is a carbon, try to hit them in this zone, if we don't have one, pick a random one. If our target is a bodypart, we already know where we're hitting.
+ * * forced- if we want this to succeed 100%
+ */
 /datum/element/embed/proc/tryForceEmbed(obj/item/I, atom/target, hit_zone, forced=FALSE)
 	SIGNAL_HANDLER
 

code/datums/elements/firestacker.dm

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 /**
-  * Can be applied to /atom/movable subtypes to make them apply fire stacks to things they hit
-  */
+ * Can be applied to /atom/movable subtypes to make them apply fire stacks to things they hit
+ */
 /datum/element/firestacker
 	element_flags = ELEMENT_BESPOKE
 	id_arg_index = 2
@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@
 
 /datum/element/firestacker/Attach(datum/target, amount)
 	. = ..()
-	
+
 	if(!ismovable(target))
 		return ELEMENT_INCOMPATIBLE
-	
+
 	src.amount = amount
-	
+
 	RegisterSignal(target, COMSIG_MOVABLE_IMPACT, .proc/impact, override = TRUE)
 	if(isitem(target))
 		RegisterSignal(target, COMSIG_ITEM_ATTACK, .proc/item_attack, override = TRUE)

code/datums/elements/light_blocking.dm

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 /**
-  * Attached to movable atoms with opacity. Listens to them move and updates their old and new turf loc's opacity accordingly.
-  */
+ * Attached to movable atoms with opacity. Listens to them move and updates their old and new turf loc's opacity accordingly.
+ */
 /datum/element/light_blocking
 	element_flags = ELEMENT_DETACH
 

code/datums/elements/obj_regen.dm

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /** Object integrity regeneration element added by alien alloy.
-  */
+ */
 /datum/element/obj_regen
 	element_flags = ELEMENT_BESPOKE | ELEMENT_DETACH
 	id_arg_index = 2

code/datums/elements/squish.dm

@@ -2,11 +2,11 @@
 #define TALL 7/5
 
 /**
-  # squish.dm
-  *
-  * It's an element that squishes things. After the duration passes, it reverses the transformation it squished with, taking into account if they are a different orientation than they started (read: rotationally-fluid)
-  *
-  * Normal squishes apply vertically, as if the target is being squished from above, but you can set reverse to TRUE if you want to squish them from the sides, like if they pancake into a wall from the East or West
+ * squish.dm
+ *
+ * It's an element that squishes things. After the duration passes, it reverses the transformation it squished with, taking into account if they are a different orientation than they started (read: rotationally-fluid)
+ *
+ * Normal squishes apply vertically, as if the target is being squished from above, but you can set reverse to TRUE if you want to squish them from the sides, like if they pancake into a wall from the East or West
 */
 /datum/element/squish
 	element_flags = ELEMENT_DETACH

code/datums/elements/tool_flash.dm

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 /**
-  * Tool flash bespoke element
-  *
-  * Flashes the user when using this tool
-  */
+ * Tool flash bespoke element
+ *
+ * Flashes the user when using this tool
+ */
 /datum/element/tool_flash
 	element_flags = ELEMENT_BESPOKE
 	id_arg_index = 2