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Is unit allowed to charge after swift reform?
Thanks in advance.

I'm still waiting on my 8th rulebook, but I'm guessing it takes place during the remaining moves portion of the phase. So no.

Eldarain guessed right. Swift Reform takes place after the Charge Sub phase so you cannot charge after performing a swift reform.

Also, I've recently been TOing and a question arised about a "d*ck move" from a player
He wanted to swift reform his white Lions by going into a conga line, the front ending 10 inches further forward (which is legal) and then moving further forward to contact the Watchtower and get in it on first turn
After checking, I ruled it as illegal as Swift reform doesn't remove the limitation of "not finishing further away than double your movement value", and because according to the BRB, the swift reform follows all the rules of a regular reform except that it authorizes a move afterwards, doesn't say that you can move further

Yep, it's a dick move, and as you pointed out, not in the rules.

It's even one of the ETC "not allowed dick move" things.
(Yes, they have codified a bunch of "dick moves" that are against the spirit of sportsmanship. It's a long list.)

Yeah I found out afterwards about the ETC ruling
The player is a veteran ETC player, but is known for being a borderline cheater, probably testing me as a TO as it was my first large event