Retire rebar3_efmt plugin - #129
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Drop the rebar3_efmt plugin sources, its CI job, and all rebar3 plugin references from the top-level README. Leave a short pointer in rebar3_efmt/README.md that links to the last released source at the 0.21.0 tag. The standalone `efmt` binary remains the supported way to format Erlang code.
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The
rebar3_efmtplugin is no longer maintained and its source hasbeen removed from this repository. The plugin adds meaningful
maintenance overhead while offering little over the standalone
efmtbinary, and has known bugs that are unlikely to be fixed (e.g. #94).
The standalone
efmtbinary remains the supported wayto format Erlang code — it still auto-detects
rebar.configandhonors
{efmt, [...]}options, sorebar3project users still getthe same integration.