chore: rust-fmt entire project

src/modulation.rs

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 /// A tick modulator allows you to slow down operations by a percentage.
-/// 
+///
 /// Unfortunately, switching to floating point numbers for entities can induce floating point errors, slow down calculations
 /// and make the game less deterministic. This is why we use a speed modulator instead.
 /// Additionally, with small integers, lowering the speed by a percentage is not possible. For example, if we have a speed of 2,
 /// and we want to slow it down by 10%, we would need to slow it down by 0.2. However, since we are using integers, we can't.
 /// The only amount you can slow it down by is 1, which is 50% of the speed.
-/// 
+///
 /// The basic principle of the Speed Modulator is to instead 'skip' movement ticks every now and then.
 /// At 60 ticks per second, skips could happen several times per second, or once every few seconds.
 /// Whatever it be, as long as the tick rate is high enough, the human eye will not be able to tell the difference.
-/// 
+///
 /// For example, if we want to slow down the speed by 10%, we would need to skip every 10th tick.
 pub trait TickModulator {
     fn new(percent: f32) -> Self;