Copilot: Remove the formatting instructions, as they're confusing CCR. #20128
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Pull Request Overview
This PR removes confusing formatting instructions for CodeQL files from the Copilot instructions to improve code review behavior. The formatting instructions were causing conflicts with existing guidance about not reviewing CodeQL code and were being misinterpreted as relevant to code review rather than code editing.
- Removes the "When editing .ql and .qll files" section that contained autoformatting instructions
- Eliminates confusion between code editing and code review instructions
- Maintains the existing guidance about reviewing .ql/.qll files only for typos and comments
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The instructions about formatting was confusing CCR quite a lot. Firstly they caused it to regain confidence in editing QL effectively undoing the instruction above about not reviewing QL (example: #20121 (comment)). Secondly, it mistook the notes about formatting to be relevant for CCR (example: #20127 (comment))