Refactor XML response handling in device extended and security tests

- Adjusted formatting in XML response strings for consistency in device_extended_test.go and device_security_test.go.
- Improved readability by aligning XML declaration and body content.
- Updated mock server responses to ensure proper handling of various ONVIF operations.

Enhance device security and storage handling

- Refactored struct field declarations in device_security.go and device_storage_test.go for improved clarity.
- Ensured consistent formatting across struct definitions and XML tags.

Standardize whitespace and formatting across multiple files

- Removed unnecessary blank lines and adjusted indentation in discovery, imaging, media, and PTZ server files.
- Improved overall code readability and maintainability by ensuring consistent formatting.

Update example applications for better readability

- Cleaned up whitespace in example applications to enhance code clarity.
- Ensured consistent formatting in main.go files across various examples.

Refactor server and SOAP handler code for consistency

- Standardized struct field declarations and XML tag formatting in server and SOAP handler files.
- Improved readability by aligning struct fields and ensuring consistent use of whitespace.

General code cleanup and formatting adjustments

- Applied consistent formatting across various files, including types.go and test files.
- Enhanced readability by aligning struct fields and removing unnecessary blank lines.

examples/discovery/main.go

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ import (
 
 func main() {
 	fmt.Println("Discovering ONVIF devices on the network...")
-	
+
 	// Create a context with timeout
 	ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second)
 	defer cancel()