chore(fmt): add treefmt and run it

content/blog/NixOS Policy Breakdown.md

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 title: "Political Bikeshedding: NixOS Edition"
 description: On Social Dynamics and Leadership
 taxonomies:
-   tags:
-     - nix
-     - politics
+  tags:
+    - nix
+    - politics
 author: Tim D
 authorGithub: nrdxp
 authorImage: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/34083928?v=4
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ may not be accurate or relevant.
 In essence, marginalization is a temporary state, not a fixed identity.
 It's fluid and can shift with changing situations and contexts,
 highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives and the danger of
-assuming any *one* group always holds a privileged viewpoint or unique
+assuming any _one_ group always holds a privileged viewpoint or unique
 insight in all settings.
 
 The misuse of marginalization claims has serious consequences.
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ cultivate an environment that rewards respectful disagreement and
 collaborative problem-solving irrespective of personal or political
 differences.
 
-The alternative and apparent *status quo* seems to be a perpetual
+The alternative and apparent _status quo_ seems to be a perpetual
 witch-hunt for an ever-growing list of "wrong" opinions. Surely it is
 clear which strategy is more sustainable?
 
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ long-standing contributor and public figure. Recent controversies have
 portrayed Jon as an instigator and "mean offensive person." However, a
 more balanced view reveals him as a scapegoat for broader project
 tensions. Crucially, Jon was permanently banned from the project, while
-many who openly degraded him and made *ad hominem* attacks on his
+many who openly degraded him and made _ad hominem_ attacks on his
 character faced no consequences. This stark contrast highlights the
 uneven application of moderation standards.