feat: add --compact-function-args flag to control function argument formatting #174
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Problem
The current formatter always breaks function arguments onto new lines when a call/function signature exceeds the max line length. This results in code formatted like this:
While this is clear, it can be excessively verbose for functions with many simple, short arguments, consuming significant vertical screen space and reducing code density.
Solution
This PR introduces a new command-line flag,
--compact-function-args(default:false), which gives developers control over this formatting strategy.When enabled, the formatter will keep function arguments on the same line, only adding new line before the first and after the last argument.
I hope my idea is clear. I am open to any feedback or required modifications for this feature.