fix: rustfmt cleanup - #311
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run cargo fmt to fix formatting in execute.rs, grpc.rs, and main.rs. no behavior changes — formatting only. also note: integration tests use find_binary() to locate the ember-server subprocess, which bypasses cargo's dependency tracking. always run cargo build -p ember-server before cargo test when testing the integration suite standalone.
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summary
formatting-only cleanup.
cargo fmtflagged a handful of lines inexecute.rs,grpc.rs, andmain.rs— no behavior changes.the grpc.rs hunks were pre-existing (long score-bound chains). the execute.rs and main.rs hunks came from the launch readiness PR (#310).
what was tested
cargo fmt --checkpasses cleancargo clippy --workspace -- -D warningspasses cleancargo test --workspace— 116 pass, 0 fail (cluster flakiness is pre-existing port-collision noise in the test harness, unrelated to these changes)