style(spec): use tab indentation in TradeQuery test

Author: mcagnion

spec/System/TestTradeQuery_spec.lua

@@ -1,57 +1,57 @@
 describe("TradeQuery", function()
-    describe("result dropdown tooltipFunc", function()
-        -- Builds a TradeQuery with the strict minimum needed for
-        -- PriceItemRowDisplay to construct row 1 without exploding. Only the
-        -- two itemsTab subtables read by the slot lookup at the top of
-        -- PriceItemRowDisplay need to be created here; everything else either
-        -- lives behind a callback we never trigger, or is already initialized
-        -- by the TradeQuery constructor.
-        local function newTradeQuery(state)
-            local tq = new("TradeQuery", { itemsTab = {} })
-            tq.itemsTab.activeItemSet = {}
-            tq.itemsTab.slots         = {}
-            tq.slotTables[1] = { slotName = "Ring 1" }
-            if state.resultTbl       then tq.resultTbl       = state.resultTbl       end
-            if state.sortedResultTbl then tq.sortedResultTbl = state.sortedResultTbl end
-            return tq
-        end
+	describe("result dropdown tooltipFunc", function()
+		-- Builds a TradeQuery with the strict minimum needed for
+		-- PriceItemRowDisplay to construct row 1 without exploding. Only the
+		-- two itemsTab subtables read by the slot lookup at the top of
+		-- PriceItemRowDisplay need to be created here; everything else either
+		-- lives behind a callback we never trigger, or is already initialized
+		-- by the TradeQuery constructor.
+		local function newTradeQuery(state)
+			local tq = new("TradeQuery", { itemsTab = {} })
+			tq.itemsTab.activeItemSet = {}
+			tq.itemsTab.slots         = {}
+			tq.slotTables[1] = { slotName = "Ring 1" }
+			if state.resultTbl       then tq.resultTbl       = state.resultTbl       end
+			if state.sortedResultTbl then tq.sortedResultTbl = state.sortedResultTbl end
+			return tq
+		end
 
-        -- Builds row 1 of the trader UI and returns the dropdown that owns the
-        -- tooltipFunc we want to exercise.
-        local function buildRow1Dropdown(tq)
-            tq:PriceItemRowDisplay(1, nil, 0, 20)
-            return tq.controls.resultDropdown1
-        end
+		-- Builds row 1 of the trader UI and returns the dropdown that owns the
+		-- tooltipFunc we want to exercise.
+		local function buildRow1Dropdown(tq)
+			tq:PriceItemRowDisplay(1, nil, 0, 20)
+			return tq.controls.resultDropdown1
+		end
 
-        it("returns early when sortedResultTbl[row_idx] is missing", function()
-            -- No sorted results at all -> first guard must short-circuit.
-            local tq = newTradeQuery({})
-            local dropdown = buildRow1Dropdown(tq)
-            local tooltip = new("Tooltip")
+		it("returns early when sortedResultTbl[row_idx] is missing", function()
+			-- No sorted results at all -> first guard must short-circuit.
+			local tq = newTradeQuery({})
+			local dropdown = buildRow1Dropdown(tq)
+			local tooltip = new("Tooltip")
 
-            assert.has_no.errors(function()
-                dropdown.tooltipFunc(tooltip, "DROP", 1, nil)
-            end)
-            assert.are.equal(0, #tooltip.lines)
-        end)
+			assert.has_no.errors(function()
+				dropdown.tooltipFunc(tooltip, "DROP", 1, nil)
+			end)
+			assert.are.equal(0, #tooltip.lines)
+		end)
 
-        it("returns early when the backing result entry has been cleared", function()
-            -- The dropdown must be built against a valid result so that
-            -- PriceItemRowDisplay's construction loop succeeds; we wipe
-            -- resultTbl[1] only afterwards, to simulate a stale tooltip
-            -- callback firing after the results were invalidated.
-            local tq = newTradeQuery({
-                resultTbl       = { [1] = { [1] = { item_string = "Rarity: RARE\nBehemoth Hold\nGold Ring" } } },
-                sortedResultTbl = { [1] = { { index = 1 } } },
-            })
-            local dropdown = buildRow1Dropdown(tq)
-            tq.resultTbl[1] = {}
-            local tooltip = new("Tooltip")
+		it("returns early when the backing result entry has been cleared", function()
+			-- The dropdown must be built against a valid result so that
+			-- PriceItemRowDisplay's construction loop succeeds; we wipe
+			-- resultTbl[1] only afterwards, to simulate a stale tooltip
+			-- callback firing after the results were invalidated.
+			local tq = newTradeQuery({
+				resultTbl       = { [1] = { [1] = { item_string = "Rarity: RARE\nBehemoth Hold\nGold Ring" } } },
+				sortedResultTbl = { [1] = { { index = 1 } } },
+			})
+			local dropdown = buildRow1Dropdown(tq)
+			tq.resultTbl[1] = {}
+			local tooltip = new("Tooltip")
 
-            assert.has_no.errors(function()
-                dropdown.tooltipFunc(tooltip, "DROP", 1, nil)
-            end)
-            assert.are.equal(0, #tooltip.lines)
-        end)
-    end)
+			assert.has_no.errors(function()
+				dropdown.tooltipFunc(tooltip, "DROP", 1, nil)
+			end)
+			assert.are.equal(0, #tooltip.lines)
+		end)
+	end)
 end)