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Update the coding standard to reflect recent changes. 

This removes the rule from the LLDB coding standard about putting
a space after function names and before parentheses.  We now
conform to the LLVM style guide.  If you previously wrote
pointer->func (args), it would now be written pointer->func(args).

Using clang-format will do this automatically.

llvm-svn: 228860
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easy to move through pages so the extra line is less important than the ease of picking
out the method names, which is what you generally are scanning for.
<p>Another place where lldb and llvm differ is in whether to put a space between a function
name, and the parenthesis that begins its argument list. In lldb, we insert a space between
the name and the parenthesis, except for functions that take no parameters, or when the
function is in a chain of functions calls. However, this rule has been applied rather
haphazardly in lldb at present.
<h3> Names:</h3>
<p>lldb's naming conventions are different and slightly more restrictive than the llvm
ones. The goal is to make it easy to tell from immediate context the lifespan