There is clang-format, which comes even with clang for windows, I use it with a Visual Studio extension and it formats the code whenever I save. I even prefer that sometimes I have the whitespace messed, but just having the braces right will format it properly, where in python you would have to fix whitespaces manually.

Honestly, most modern C/C++ software has converged to readable formatting. Before that ~C99 it was a crapshoot, but that was 18 years ago!

I'm sure python fans will disagree, but the fact that whitespace errors don't effect the correctness of C/C++ code is a feature in my book.

It has, it is called whatever the company design style says and validated by tools like indent.

Sure, but good luck avoiding 927. [1]

Go gets away with it because it ships with the official compiler tooling and most projects use it. C++ has 30 years of existing code that follows whatever convention was in vogue + whatever the individual preferred.

[1]: https://xkcd.com/927/