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fix(formatter): preserve nested lambda body columns - #1803
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Formatting an inline lambda inside parentheses or a call argument can move its continued statements to different columns and make valid Bend source fail to parse. The formatter now pins nested lambda bodies and their semicolon continuations, and expires those pins at their enclosing delimiter or argument boundary. Generic commas and ordinary delimiter indentation retain their existing behavior.
Three regressions extend the existing formatting/idempotence and real-CLI preservation tests, with controls for following arguments and closing delimiters. Local npm tests pass 33/33, the repository gate passes 54/54, and actual LSP edits preserve the programs’ execution. The same regression tests fail against the unchanged formatter.