Util: Use char literals instead of numbers in enums

src/util/format/builder.h

@@ -17,16 +17,16 @@ class Builder {
 public:
 	enum class Align : uint8_t {
 		None,
-		Left = 60,   // '<'
+		Left = '<',
-		Right = 62,  // '>'
+		Right = '>',
-		Center = 94, // '^'
+		Center = '^',
 	};
 
 	enum class Sign : uint8_t {
 		None,
-		Negative = 45, // '-'
+		Negative = '-',
-		Both = 43,     // '+'
+		Both = '+',
-		Space = 32,    // ' '
+		Space = ' ',
 	};
 
 	explicit Builder(std::stringstream& builder)

src/util/format/formatter.cpp

@@ -4,8 +4,7 @@
  * SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
  */
 
-#include <cstddef> // size_t
+#include <cstdint> // uint8_t
-#include <cstdint> // int32_t, uint32_t, int64_t,
 #include <cstring> // strlen
 #include <string>
 #include <string_view>

src/util/format/formatter.h

@@ -23,29 +23,29 @@
 namespace Util::Format {
 
 enum class PresentationType : uint8_t {
-	None, // Defaults are any of: 'dgcsp', depending on the type
+	None,
 	// Interger
-	Binary = 98,          // 'b'
+	Binary = 'b',
-	BinaryUppercase = 66, // 'B'
+	BinaryUppercase = 'B',
-	Decimal = 100,        // 'd'
+	Decimal = 'd',
-	Octal = 111,          // 'o'
+	Octal = 'o',
-	Hex = 120,            // 'x'
+	Hex = 'x',
-	HexUppercase = 88,    // 'X'
+	HexUppercase = 'X',
 	// Floating-point
-	Hexfloat = 97,            // 'a'
+	Hexfloat = 'a',
-	HexfloatUppercase = 65,   // 'A'
+	HexfloatUppercase = 'A',
-	Exponent = 101,           // 'e'
+	Exponent = 'e',
-	ExponentUppercase = 69,   // 'E'
+	ExponentUppercase = 'E',
-	FixedPoint = 102,         // 'f'
+	FixedPoint = 'f',
-	FixedPointUppercase = 70, // 'F'
+	FixedPointUppercase = 'F',
-	General = 103,            // 'g'
+	General = 'g',
-	GeneralUppercase = 71,    // 'G'
+	GeneralUppercase = 'G',
 	// Character
-	Character = 99, // 'c'
+	Character = 'c',
 	// String
-	String = 115, // 's'
+	String = 's',
 	// Pointer
-	Pointer = 112, // 'p'
+	Pointer = 'p',
 };
 
 struct Specifier {