Format Python code with psf/black push

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There appear to be some python formatting errors in 770f366. This pull request
uses the psf/black formatter to fix these issues.

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Enhancements:

• Reformat game, utility, and API Python modules for consistent line breaking, string quoting, argument lists, and whitespace.

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This PR runs the psf/black formatter over several Python modules to fix style and formatting issues without changing behavior, primarily reflowing long lines, adjusting quote styles, adding trailing commas, and normalizing whitespace.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Reflow long food spawn expressions in the snake game into multi-line Black style while preserving logic and security comments.	Wrap food_x and food_y computations into multi-line parenthesized expressions in initial spawn and on eat events. Reformat game-over food respawn logic to split round()/multiplication across multiple lines with aligned comments.	Game/snake_game.py
Normalize subprocess.run argument formatting and whitespace in Wi-Fi network utilities.	Add trailing commas in subprocess.run calls for consistency with Black formatting. Convert single quotes to double quotes in platform string comparisons. Clean up unnecessary trailing whitespace and reflow long print statement into multi-line call.	Utilities/network.py
Apply Black formatting to API index and project listing logic, compressing middleware configuration and expanding complex conditionals.	Condense CORSMiddleware app.add_middleware call into a single, Black-formatted line. Expand the hidden/ignored directory name tuple into a multi-line parenthesized block and switch to double-quoted strings. Normalize .py extension checks to use double quotes.	api/index.py
Reformat password cracking helper functions to Black style, focusing on warnings and error-print lines.	Add trailing commas in warnings.warn calls. Reflow long error message prints into multi-line concatenated strings while preserving semantics. Maintain exception handling while only changing line breaks and spacing.	Utilities/password.py
Apply Black formatting to password hashing script, including MD5 option handling and bcrypt output messaging.	Switch MD5 option comparison to use double quotes and normalize whitespace around conditional blocks. Add trailing commas in warnings.warn calls and adjust blank line spacing. Ensure instructional print statements are separated and spaced per Black.	Utilities/password_hash.py
Reformat enemy position initialization in the colox game to a multi-line list literal for readability.	Expand e1_p list literal into multiple lines with one argument per line while keeping randomness logic and comments unchanged.	Game/colox.py
Normalize quoting and conditional formatting in the simple API app project listing endpoint.	Switch directory and file filter strings to double quotes. Keep project listing logic identical while only adjusting line breaks and spacing in if/elif branches.	api/app.py

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The long random food coordinate expressions in Game/snake_game.py are now wrapped in a way that’s a bit harder to read; consider extracting them into a small helper function (e.g., spawn_food()) to keep the game loop and reset logic clearer.
• In api/index.py, collapsing the add_middleware call onto a single line hurts readability when scanning allowed CORS configuration; consider keeping one-argument-per-line formatting or using # fmt: off around that call if you want Black to preserve the multi-line layout.

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The long random food coordinate expressions in `Game/snake_game.py` are now wrapped in a way that’s a bit harder to read; consider extracting them into a small helper function (e.g., `spawn_food()`) to keep the game loop and reset logic clearer.
- In `api/index.py`, collapsing the `add_middleware` call onto a single line hurts readability when scanning allowed CORS configuration; consider keeping one-argument-per-line formatting or using `# fmt: off` around that call if you want Black to preserve the multi-line layout.

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