Add a linter (Fortitude) Github workflow#3
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This PR adds a Github workflow which runs the linter Fortitude (see https://github.com/PlasmaFAIR/fortitude for more details) over the skycode code and accompanying Utils codes. To make this PR easier to review the commits are made up of an initial commit which adds the workflow, and then subsequent commits fix the individual linter issues with the code to get the workflow to pass. To get an explanation of an individual rule, you install fortitude using
and then execute (switching S101 for the rule you want an explanation of)
cc @pdstevenson