There is clang-format, which comes even with clang for windows, I use it with a Visual Studio extension and it formats the code whenever I save. I even prefer that sometimes I have the whitespace messed, but just having the braces right will format it properly, where in python you would have to fix whitespaces manually.
Go gets away with it because it ships with the official compiler tooling and most projects use it. C++ has 30 years of existing code that follows whatever convention was in vogue + whatever the individual preferred.
C++ projects I work on just require you to use a current compiler, or an older one if the project is older. So seems like 927 might not be as big an issue.
