This is taken from the Godot repository, so formatting is similar. This
updates the style rules as well.
Also fix style in files to conform with this version.
Some functions return a new instance of such containers,
but instead we made a copy of them, without taking ownership of the
original created by the function.
Now we use a specific constructor taking ownership on the godot_* struct.
This is needed since that operator returns a local copy, not
an lvalue. Attempting to write to the return value of these operators
wouldn't change the array element. PoolVectors need locking when
writing, so this operator can't return a writable reference.
To update a Pool*Array, use the `set()` method which locks and unlocks
the array. For multiple writes, use the `write()` method which returns
a locked writable view, and unlocks when it goes out of scope.
