## Pre-commit Hook (`.git/hooks/pre-commit`)
- Runs `cargo +nightly fmt` before every commit
- Checks if the formatting made any changes
- If changes were made, it prevents the commit and asks you to add the changes and commit again
- If no changes were needed, the commit proceeds normally

## Pre-push Hook (`.git/hooks/pre-push`)
- Runs `cargo +nightly fmt` before every push
- Checks if the formatting made any changes
- If changes were made, it prevents the push and asks you to commit the changes and push again
- If no changes were needed, the push proceeds normally

Both hooks are now executable and will automatically run when you perform git commits and pushes.

## Testing the Hooks
You can test the hooks by:
1. Making a small change to a Rust file
2. Running `git add .` and `git commit -m "test"` to see the pre-commit hook in action
3. Running `git push` to see the pre-push hook in action

## Prerequisites
Make sure you have the nightly Rust toolchain installed:
```bash
rustup install nightly
```

The hooks will now ensure that your code is always formatted with `cargo +nightly fmt` before commits and pushes!