Formatter Flake8

This tool encapsulates a Flake8-based linting process for Python code. It accepts a code input and runs the Flake8 engine, collecting violations related to style, formatting, and basic correctness. The approach is architecture friendly for CI and local development.\n\nConceptually, it maps each detected issue to a standardized report entry with file path, line/column, rule code, and descriptive message, enabling developers to trace violations quickly. It supports per-project configurations, so teams can align with .flake8, setup.cfg, or pyproject.toml settings. The tool benefits solo developers, educators, and teams enforcing consistent Python style.\n\nIts unique value lies in providing a concise machine-readable report alongside human-friendly guidance, which supports automated remediation in downstream workflows. Core features include input validation, optional rule subsets, and deterministic output formatting suitable for parsing by other tools. It does not modify source code by itself, preserving the original work while guiding fixes.\n\nCommon use cases include pre-commit checks, pull-request validation, and batch analysis of large codebases, with optional plugin support and per-project config parsing to respect .flake8, setup.cfg, or pyproject.toml.