Use standardrb for code formatting
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Closes #564
This PR replaces the old Rubocop configuration with
standardrb. I personally likestandardrbbetter since it requires 0 configuration to run. I also tried out the existing Rubocop configuration and it almost had as many corrections as this PR has.For review, best skip c4873cd as these include safe auto corrections, stuff like removing the encoding magic comment or replacing
'with". 3ae4fd1 contains a couple of unsafe corrections, which I manually checked all. This brought up some uncorrectable things in very old benchmark files, which I decided to remove.standardrbis also run on CI to enforce the coding style.