Fixed short "Hard Wrap" for Kotlin and Java in the Code Style #1511
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…n 150, so we fall back to the expected default of 1000
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I've been noticing that lines were being wrapped pretty aggressively. You can actaully see an example of it at line 178-180 below.
I recently enabled visual "helper lines" in IDEA for whitespaces and method separation, which made the problem very obvious.
Before this change:
After this change, where the wrapping point is so far away that it can't be seen:
