[AndrewDongminYoo]

Bumps known_good_version for toml-tidy from 0.3.1 to 0.7.0, renames the fmt snapshot accordingly, and declares the standalone configuration files that 0.7.0 reads.

What is new upstream

• 0.7.0 reads its settings from .toml-tidy.toml and toml-tidy.toml as well as [tool.toml-tidy] in pyproject.toml, with Ruff-style discovery (the closest file above each target applies). Repositories without a pyproject.toml can now configure it under Trunk. The definition lists both files in direct_configs, the same shape as ruff's direct_configs: [ruff.toml], and keeps pyproject.toml in affects_cache.
• 0.7.0 also adds --order version and --diff, and its own pre-commit hook no longer touches lockfiles.
• 0.4.x made --in-place writes atomic; 0.5.0 and 0.6.0 normalize the spacing of single-line arrays by default and add an opt-in --line-width.

The command this plugin runs (toml-tidy --in-place ${target}) is unchanged.
The fixture has no arrays, so the snapshot content is byte-identical to the 0.3.1 one and only the version in its filename changed (git diff -M reports the rename as 100% similarity).
The README now names 0.7.0 and the new configuration files.

Verification

PLUGINS_TEST_LINTER_VERSION=KnownGoodVersion npx jest linters/toml-tidy --ci → 1 test passed, 1 snapshot passed against the renamed toml_tidy_v0.7.0_basic.fmt.shot.
As a hermeticity check, PLUGINS_TEST_LINTER_VERSION=0.99.0 fails with a task failure, so the test installs the pinned version rather than a toml-tidy already on PATH.

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