Update files following swiftformat upgrade

ElementX/Sources/Other/HTMLParsing/AttributedStringBuilder.swift

@@ -72,13 +72,13 @@ struct AttributedStringBuilder: AttributedStringBuilderProtocol {
         return result
     }
         
-    // Do not use the default HTML renderer of NSAttributedString because this method
-    // runs on the UI thread which we want to avoid because renderHTMLString is called
-    // most of the time from a background thread.
-    // Use DTCoreText HTML renderer instead.
-    // Using DTCoreText, which renders static string, helps to avoid code injection attacks
-    // that could happen with the default HTML renderer of NSAttributedString which is a
-    // webview.
+    /// Do not use the default HTML renderer of NSAttributedString because this method
+    /// runs on the UI thread which we want to avoid because renderHTMLString is called
+    /// most of the time from a background thread.
+    /// Use DTCoreText HTML renderer instead.
+    /// Using DTCoreText, which renders static string, helps to avoid code injection attacks
+    /// that could happen with the default HTML renderer of NSAttributedString which is a
+    /// webview.
     func fromHTML(_ htmlString: String?) -> AttributedString? {
         guard let originalHTMLString = htmlString else {
             return nil

ElementX/Sources/Other/HTMLParsing/ElementXAttributeScope.swift

@@ -89,7 +89,9 @@ extension AttributeScopes {
         let uiKit: UIKitAttributes
     }
     
-    var elementX: ElementXAttributes.Type { ElementXAttributes.self }
+    var elementX: ElementXAttributes.Type {
+        ElementXAttributes.self
+    }
 }
 
 // periphery: ignore - required to make NSAttributedString to AttributedString conversion even if not used directly