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cmake-format is unmaintained and crashes on Python 3.15. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-5-5
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cmake-format is unmaintained and crashes on Python 3.15. This replaces it with gersemi and reformats all CMake files.
.gersemirckeeps the line length (99) and indent (2). It reads the custom command definitions fromtools/andtests/, so gersemi formats the keyword arguments ofpybind11_add_moduleand similar commands correctly.gersemi --safeconfirms that the formatted code is equivalent to the original. I also ran thetest_cmake_buildintegration tests locally.When this merges, the Python 3.14 pin from #6221 can be removed. Add the squash commit to a blame-ignore file.
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