How to reset a bulleted list to normal text and back in QTextEdit

I am trying to set the selected lines to bullet points and back, here i set the indent to 0, it destroys the bullet points, yet the list property remains true, so this code will not set the same line back to bullet list again, how to clear the underlying list format, Or what is the best approach?

def bullet_list(self):
    cursor = self.textEdit.textCursor()
    list = cursor.currentList()
    if list:
        listfmt = cursor.currentList().format()
        listfmt.setIndent(0)
        cursor.createList(listfmt)
        self.textEdit.setTextCursor(cursor)
        self.textEdit.setFocus()

    else:
        listFormat = QTextListFormat()
        style = QTextListFormat.Style.ListDisc
        listFormat.setStyle(style)
        cursor.createList(listFormat)
        self.textEdit.setTextCursor(cursor)
        self.textEdit.setFocus()

Items must be removed from the list, and you should also not use createList again.

    def bullet_list(self):
        cursor = self.textEdit.textCursor()
        textList = cursor.currentList()
        if textList:
            start = cursor.selectionStart()
            end = cursor.selectionEnd()
            removed = 0
            for i in range(textList.count()):
                item = textList.item(i - removed)
                if (
                    item.position() <= end 
                    and item.position() + item.length() > start
                ):
                    textList.remove(item)
                    blockCursor = QTextCursor(item)
                    blockFormat = blockCursor.blockFormat()
                    blockFormat.setIndent(0)
                    blockCursor.mergeBlockFormat(blockFormat)
                    removed += 1
        else:
            listFormat = QTextListFormat()
            style = QTextListFormat.ListDisc
            listFormat.setStyle(style)
            cursor.createList(listFormat)

        self.textEdit.setTextCursor(cursor)
        self.textEdit.setFocus()

^{Note: list is a Python builtin, assigning it to anything else is considered bad practice.}