Odd indenting that goes away once ran twice

[Kampfkarren]

return function()
	call(function()
		local abortSelfPromise = abortSelf(
			function()
				return Promise.resolve(true)
			end,

			function()
				return Promise.new(function(newResolve)
					resolve = newResolve
				end)
			end
		)
	end)
end

...gets formatted the first time to:

return function()
	call(function()
		local abortSelfPromise = abortSelf(function()
			return Promise.resolve(true)
		end, 
function()
			return Promise.new(function(newResolve)
				resolve = newResolve
			end)
		end)
	end)
end

...until being replaced with the best result:

return function()
	call(function()
		local abortSelfPromise = abortSelf(function()
			return Promise.resolve(true)
		end, function()
			return Promise.new(function(newResolve)
				resolve = newResolve
			end)
		end)
	end)
end

[Kampfkarren]

Another odd style change with multiple functions:

return function()
	if overrides == nil then
		setupOverrides()
	end

	if overrides[key] == nil then
		return value
	end

	return overrides[key]
end, function(callback)
	overrideWatchers[key] = callback
end

...gets formatted into

return function()
	if overrides == nil then
		setupOverrides()
	end

	if overrides[key] == nil then
		return value
	end

	return overrides[key]
end,
	function(callback)
		overrideWatchers[key] = callback
	end

[JohnnyMorganz]

First example can be narrowed down further into something unrelated to functions:

local foo = foo(
	foo,

	bar
)

local bar = foo(
        
        foo,
        bar
)

seems to be caused by the extra newline in between the arguments, possibly related to #169

[JohnnyMorganz]

#290 (comment) going to open another issue for this - as its unrelated to the current issue, and theres a bit more to it