fixing tox formatting complaints

[danlavu]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on addressing code formatting complaints identified by tox. The changes standardize the Python codebase by refining tuple unpacking syntax and cleaning up multi-line string declarations, which enhances overall code consistency and readability without altering functionality.

Highlights

• Code Formatting: Removed redundant parentheses in tuple assignments across multiple Python files, aligning with common style guidelines for improved readability.
• Multi-line String Syntax: Adjusted the formatting of multi-line string literals used as arguments in function calls (e.g., self.conn.run, textwrap.dedent, self.host.conn.expect) to be more concise and consistent.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses formatting complaints identified by the tox tool. The changes primarily involve removing unnecessary parentheses and realigning multiline strings for better readability and adherence to code style guidelines. The changes span across multiple files, ensuring consistency throughout the codebase.

[gemini-code-assist]

medium: Removing the unnecessary indentation and parentheses around the multiline string improves readability and aligns with common Pythonic style. This change simplifies the code and makes it easier to maintain.

Suggested change

	result = self.host.conn.expect(rf"""
	set timeout {DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_TIMEOUT}
	set prompt "\n.*\[#\$>\] $"
	result = self.host.conn.expect(rf"""
	set timeout {DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_TIMEOUT}
	set prompt "\n.*[#\$>] $"

[gemini-code-assist]

medium: Removing the unnecessary indentation and parentheses around the multiline string improves readability and aligns with common Pythonic style. This change simplifies the code and makes it easier to maintain.

            puts "expect result: Unexpected code path"
            exit 203
            """)