Normalize Whitespace

[danielWatson3141]

I would like the ability to normalize the whitespace of all code in a GPS. That is:

Any "unnecessary" spaces, those which do not effect the syntax of the code should be removed.
Any instances of multiple, consecutive, identical, white-space characters should be reduced to single instances of the character (except for tabs).
Newlines should only occur:

1. After semi-colons

2. After opening brackets {

3. Before and after closing brackets }

4. After colons : as in switch cases and labels.

5. After ) in for, if, and while blocks with no brackets

6. I am open to other logical instances.

All other newlines should be stripped out.

For example,
<-------------------------------------------------------------------->
for( int i=0; i<10; i++) would reduce to for(int i=0;i<10;i++). Note the only remaining space comes after the "int" as it is syntactically necessary.
<-------------------------------------------------------------------->
int i=0 reduces to int i=0 (got rid of double space)
<-------------------------------------------------------------------->
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
foo()
remains unchanged
<-------------------------------------------------------------------->
code

code

would be reduced to:
code
code
as newlines count.
<-------------------------------------------------------------------->
The goal here is to propose and validate one step in an obfuscation process. That is, a way to prevent stylometric attacks without obscuring the meaning of the code.