Update CHANGELOG.md and other documentation

Author: jvsqzj

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@
 # Change Log
 
 ## 0.9.10
+- Added indentation style rules to the lint module
 
 ## 0.9.9
 - Fixed an issue that could cause analysis thread crash when an object was declared both

example_files/example_lint_cfg.README

@@ -17,4 +17,12 @@
     // "nsp_unary": {}
     // or assign it to null
     "nsp_unary": null
+    // indentation rules can be configured by setting
+    // "indentation_spaces" field for "indent_size" rule
+    // to the desired integer value (defaults to 4).
+    // all other indentation rules will use this size
+    "indent_size": { "indentation_spaces": 4 },
+    "indent_tabs": {},
+    "indent_code_block": {}
+    
 }

src/lint/README.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ This depth increases depending on each node type. A function `should_increment_d
 Each rule should be configurable to be either enabled/disabled, or have any extra parameters (like line length threshold for example) as required.
 
 The client extension should specify a declarative file with this configuration. This file is used to define `LintCfg` struct which is passed down to each linter job. The linter job can then setup the rule settings accordingly.
-See [example_lint_cfg.json](./example_files/example_lint_cfg.json) and its corresponding README for details on how to use this file.
+See [example_lint_cfg.json](../../example_files/example_lint_cfg.json) and its corresponding README for details on how to use this file.
 Users can decide to define the config file in order to turn off any rules or set parameters avaiable for customizing their behavior.
 Currently, the lint module will be enabled by default on the DLS. The `simics-modeling.dls.lintingEnabled` setting in the workspace configuration can be set to disable the style checks.
 

src/lint/features.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Below are listed the currently supported rules for linting:
 - NspTrailing, `nsp_trailing`: no spaces between the last token in a line and the corresponding newline `\n`
 
 ## Indentation
-- **IN1**, `indent_size`: Lines are indented a fixed amount of spaces for each indentation level. Defaults to 4, can be set to a custom value
+- **IN1**, `indent_size`: Lines are indented a fixed amount of spaces for each indentation level. Defaults to 4, can be set to a custom value by defining field "indentation_spaces" lint configuration [json file](../../example_files/example_lint_cfg.README)
 - **IN2**, `indent_no_tabs`: Tab characters (ASCII 9) should never be used to indent lines
 - **IN3**, `indent_code_block`: If the previous line contains an opening brace without corresponding closing brace, the current line should be indented one level more than the previous line
 - **IN4**, `indent_closing_brace`: Closing braces at the beginning of a line should be aligned to the corresponding indentation level of the statement that started the code block. A closing brace should only ever appear on the same line as the opening brace, or first on a line