refactor(fmt): simplify internal names - #329
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This PR simplifies overly verbose internal formatter identifiers to make the execution, resolver, ignore, and worker-pool code easier to scan and maintain.
It removes redundant
Fmtand module context from private names, updates dynamic imports and tests consistently, and leaves the public package exports and CLI behavior unchanged.