chore: Remove unnecessary clang-format off/on directives#6682
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High Level Overview of Change
This change removes unnecessary
// clang-format offand// clang-format ondirectives that surround blocks of code.Context of Change
The clang-format off/on directives can help with formatting code in specific ways, e.g. to force vertical alignment of values across multiple lines. Certain comments implicitly suggested that the last time one looked at these statements was when Clang 10 still existed. It was therefore time to take another look.
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