clang-format 10 (and 11) still have serious trouble formatting

                info.flags = {
                        sysInfo.SystemClass == mpt::OS::Class::Windows ? sysInfo.IsWindowsOriginal() ? Info::Usability::Usable : Info::Usability::Experimental : Info::Usability::NotAvailable,
                        Info::Level::Primary,
                        Info::Compatible::No,
                        sysInfo.SystemClass == mpt::OS::Class::Windows && sysInfo.IsWindowsOriginal() ? Info::Api::Native : Info::Api::Emulated,
                        Info::Io::FullDuplex,
                        Info::Mixing::Hardware,
                        Info::Implementor::OpenMPT
                };

to something even remotely useful.

We should defer further clang-format on sounddev/ until Visual Studio comes with a newer clang-format.

soundbase/ done in r14171

AlignConsecutiveAssignments: true causese wrapped struct initialization to break. AlignConsecutiveAssignments: false solves this, but pratically breaks aligned enum declarations.

As we do not generally align consecutive assignments in code, this is the more logical setting anyway. As a work-around for breaking enums, we can use // clang-format offand // clang-format on around enums.

The problem with initialization with this setting is, that the expressions are considered individual assignments by clang-format and are thus aligned by spaces, instead of our approach of indenting them with 1 tab.

• soundbase: r15093
• sounddev: r15142