Sync umm_malloc style with upstream #8426
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Upstream umm_malloc at git hash id 4dac43c3be7a7470dd669323021ba238081da18e processed all project files with the style program uncrustify. This PR updates our ported version of umm_malloc processed with "uncrustify". This should make subsequent merges of upstream into this port easier. This also makes the style more consistant through umm_malloc.
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This PR is only style changes.
Upstream
umm_mallocat git hash id4dac43c3be7a7470dd669323021ba238081da18eprocessed all project files with the style program
uncrustify.This PR updates our ported version of
umm_mallocprocessed withuncrustify.This should make subsequent merges of upstream into this port easier.
This also makes the style more consistent through this port..