Multiple spaces within line as configuration option

## Summary

Please consider either:

- adding an option to `.editorconfig` or VS Code settings that _allows multiple consecutive spaces_ within a line to be preserved,
**or**
- providing a simple way to disable formatting for specific C# code blocks (e.g., via custom `#pragma` directives or special comments).

## Background and Motivation

Currently, the formatter strictly removes multiple spaces within a line, which makes it unnecessarily difficult to create certain layouts—such as table-like structures or intentionally aligned initializations—that improve _readability_.

Vertical alignment has a long tradition in C and C++, so coming from there, it feels strange that it seems no longer allowed in C# even when explicitly wanted, only because multiple spaces _may_ be considered as clutter in some coding guidelines.

## Proposed Feature

I suggest making the automatic C# code formatting in Visual Studio Code more flexible and configurable. Not all companies follow the strictest coding rules, but leave a little freedom to the developers.

Such features would be especially valuable to developers who place great importance on clear visual alignment beyond standard guidelines.

## Alternative Designs

Other tools like Eclipse or ReSharper already have been offering more flexibility in this area (by formatting _less_ by default).

Thank you for your excellent work—I hope this feedback is helpful and taken into consideration.