Fix parameter spacing when adding a type to a later parameter - #14
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The injected type node had no leading whitespace, so on any parameter after the first the space that belonged before the variable ended up after the type, producing output like `($a,string $b)`. Move the variable's leading whitespace onto the new type and separate the type from the variable with a single space. This keeps the comma spacing, modifier spacing and multiline indentation intact.
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Bug
The injected type node carried no leading whitespace. On any parameter after the first, the space that belonged before the variable was printed after the type instead, and doubled up:
Same issue with promoted constructor params (
private bool $guest).Fix
Move the variable's original leading whitespace onto the new type, and separate the type from the variable with a single space. Comma spacing, modifier spacing and multiline indentation are all preserved:
Regression tests cover a later parameter, a promoted constructor parameter with a modifier, and multiline parameters.