Added reformat action to public api

[AndreasArvidsson]

Checklist

• [/] I have added tests
• I have updated the docs and cheatsheet
• I have not broken the cheatsheet

[pokey]

Nice! I don't think we need tests, because the talon action is already tested

• Would be good to add an example to the docs of how to use it in a command which takes a formatter via spoken form

[AndreasArvidsson]

Nice! I don't think we need tests, because the talon action is already tested

* [ ]  Would be good to add an example to the docs of how to use it in a command which takes a formatter via spoken form

I was planning to do that, but I can't find anywhere in our documentation where we have "recipes". Where should I place this?

EDIT: I've added an example to the customization file:

cursorless/docs/user/customization.md

Lines 186 to 194 in e18c727

	### Example of custom formatter command
	The below command will allow you to say `camel form blue air`.
	_You can disable the default Cursorless reformat command by prefixing the spoken form in the `actions.csv` with a dash. `-format, applyFormatter`_
	```talon
	<user.formatters> form <user.cursorless_target>:
	user.cursorless_reformat(cursorless_target, formatters)
	```

[AndreasArvidsson]

@pokey I don't like that precommit removes trailing whitespaces from markdown files. I prefer to have it as two separate lines.

[auscompgeek]

I don't like that precommit removes trailing whitespaces from markdown files. I prefer to have it as two separate lines.

You can use a backslash to hard line break in Markdown: https://spec.commonmark.org/0.31.2/#hard-line-breaks

[pokey]

@pokey I don't like that precommit removes trailing whitespaces from markdown files. I prefer to have it as two separate lines.

Sorry I'm not following. Why do you want the trailing whitespace?

[pokey]

Ah right I wasn't familiar with that syntax. And yeah I'd def go for the backslash if you want a hard line break.

Although I'll generally always just go for two new lines to give a paragraph break. Eg that's what I would have done here

[AndreasArvidsson]

I've always used the syntax with trailing whitespaces for new lines, but of course since it's markdown you can do everything multiple ways :p