PEAR/FunctionDeclaration: ignore multi-line attributes for promoted properties#3427
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Similar to (multi-line) arrays in a multi-line function declaration, ignore (multi-line) attributes for the purposes of the indentation checks in this sniff. This does mean that inconsistent indentation within multi-line attributes/ for an attribute closer will not be fixed, but that should be handled by a dedicated attribute formatting sniff in my opinion. Includes unit tests. Fixes 3424
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Note: by extension, this also fixes the same issue in the |
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PEAR/FunctionDeclaration: ignore multi-line attributes for promoted properties
Similar to (multi-line) arrays in a multi-line function declaration, ignore (multi-line) attributes for the purposes of the indentation checks in this sniff.
This does mean that inconsistent indentation within multi-line attributes/ for an attribute closer will not be fixed, but that should be handled by a dedicated attribute formatting sniff in my opinion.
Includes unit tests.
Fixes #3424
PEAR/FunctionDeclaration: minor efficiency tweak
(noticed while investigating the above)