Test cases for NVDA code style linting

test.py

myID_1 = "foo"
myID_2 = "bar"

underIndentDict = {
myID_1: "hello",  # noqa: ET122 # Unexpected number of tabs at start of expression line (expected 1, got 0)
myID_2: "world",  # noqa: ET122 # Unexpected number of tabs at start of expression line (expected 1, got 0)
}


def fine1(
		a, b, c
):
	pass


def fine2(
		a,
		b,
		c
):
	pass


def misaligned(
		a,
		b,
		# ET126 (flake8-tabs) unexpected number of tabs at start of definition line (expected 2, got 3)
			c  # noqa: ET126
):
	pass


# ET113 Option continuation-style=hanging does not allow use of alignment as indentation
def triggerVirtAlign(a, b, c,  # noqa: ET113
		d, e, f
):
	pass


# ET121 (flake8-tabs) unexpected number of tabs at start of definition line (expected 2, got 1)
def underIndent(
	a, b, c  # noqa: ET121
):
	pass


# ET126 (flake8-tabs) unexpected number of tabs at start of expression line (expected 0, got 2)
def overIndentClosingParen(
		a, b, c,
		d, e, f
		):  # noqa: ET126
	pass


def foo(  # a comment here is fine
		arg1
):
	items = [  # a comment here is fine
		"item1",
		"item2",
	]
	print(items)

	misalignItems = [
		"item1",
		# ET126 (flake8-tabs) unexpected number of tabs at start of expression line (expected 2, got 3)
			"item2",  # noqa: ET126
	]
	print(misalignItems)