refactor: disable docstring linting for tests and __init__ #235
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disabled docstring linting for files in
tests/*and for__init__.pyAlso applied auto-formatting.
The only thing that was actually changed in this PR is the
pyproject.tomlIf this is not intended, it can be easily undone @FloLimebit