What Changed

• Reformatted 4 GitHub Actions workflow files (.github/workflows/fortress-completion-tests.yml, .github/workflows/fortress-coverage.yml, .github/workflows/fortress-test-validation.yml) with whitespace and line ending normalization
• Updated .github/scripts/parse-test-label.sh bash script with consistent formatting and line ending standardization
• Applied consistent indentation and spacing across all CI/CD configuration files totaling over 6,900 lines of changes
• Synchronized workflow definitions for test validation, coverage reporting, and completion testing pipelines

Why It Was Necessary

• Ensures consistent code formatting across CI/CD infrastructure files for improved maintainability
• Aligns workflow configurations with current project standards and best practices
• Maintains compatibility and consistency between development environments by standardizing line endings
• Facilitates easier code review and diff comparison in future workflow modifications by establishing uniform formatting baseline

Testing Performed

• Validated YAML syntax for all workflow files using yamllint
• Verified workflow file structure and GitHub Actions schema compliance
• Confirmed bash script syntax validity using shellcheck
• Reviewed git diff to ensure changes are purely cosmetic (whitespace/formatting only)
• No functional logic changes were introduced that would require runtime testing

Impact / Risk

• Risk Level: Very Low - changes are purely cosmetic formatting updates with no functional modifications
• Breaking Changes: None - workflow behavior remains identical
• Performance: No impact - formatting changes do not affect CI/CD execution
• Developer Experience: Positive - consistent formatting improves readability and future maintenance