This updates the format scripts to output the file its working on and how many X out of Y the status is on.

Setting --verbose on the linux/mac script was sufficient for this behavior.

In the windows powershell script, we were already looping and printing the file name, the loop is updated to now have the current index out of length printed as well. (Couldn't use --verbose since we execute clang-format multiple times. Trying to pass all files direct to clang-format led to a "command too long" issue in powershell's CreateProcess)

Example:

Formatting [1/1296] soh/platform/pathconf.c
Formatting [2/1296] soh/resource.h
Formatting [3/1296] soh/soh/util.cpp
Formatting [4/1296] soh/soh/mixer.c
Formatting [5/1296] soh/soh/CrashHandlerExp.h
Formatting [6/1296] soh/soh/stubs.c
Formatting [7/1296] soh/soh/config/ConfigMigrators.h
Formatting [8/1296] soh/soh/config/ConfigUpdaters.h

Build Artifacts

• soh-linux.zip
• soh-mac.zip
• soh-windows.zip