outdent line following continue / break / return statements#1050
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Automatically outdenting lines following "continue", "break" or "return" statements seems natural and consistent with other editors (e.g. emacs or vim) behaviour.
This will avoid matching strings such as "returning". The word should be matched as a word not as prefix.
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…debugger (DonJayamanne#1050) * 📝 change log * ✅ enable testing * 🐛 pass necessary flags to experimental debugger * Fixes DonJayamanne#1048
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Automatically outdenting lines following "continue", "break" or "return"
statements seems natural and consistent with other editors (e.g. emacs
or vim) behaviour.