Explicit type instantiation syntax expects type packs, but StyLua formats out singular type packs

[LordOfSpelunky]

local function f<T...>(...: T...) end

f<<number>>(10)
f<<(number)>>(10)

The former is a type error, the latter is not. However, StyLua will format the latter into the former.

[LordOfSpelunky]

Worth noting StyLua does not do that here:

type F<A..., R...> = (A...) -> R...
local x: F<(number), (number)>
local x: F<(number)>

...where number is also not allowed