Lambda linting is broken with version 4.3.2

[MikeSchulze]

With the new version, the gdlint is broken on lambda code.

It works well with version 4.3.1

extends Node


# Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time.
func _ready() -> void:

	var reports: = []
	var test_report: int = reports.filter(func (value: int) -> bool:
		return value == 42
		).back()

The gdlint reports now an error:

gdlint addons/tt
addons/tt\test_gdlint.gd:

                ).back()
                ^

Unexpected token Token('RPAR', ')') at line 10, column 3.
Expected one of:
        * CIRCUMFLEX
        * HEX
        * REGULAR_STRING
        * BANG
        * BREAKPOINT
        * DOLLAR
        * PERCENT
        * PLUS
        * VAR
        * AWAIT
        * RETURN
        * CONST
        * LONG_STRING
        * WHILE
        * AMPERSAND
        * LPAR
        * NAME
        * FUNC
        * SET
        * LBRACE
        * GET
        * BIN
        * LONG_RSTRING
        * LSQB
        * CONTINUE
        * REGULAR_RSTRING
        * BREAK
        * IF
        * AT
        * _DEDENT
        * PASS
        * TILDE
        * MATCH
        * NOT
        * FOR
        * MINUS
        * _NL
        * NUMBER
Previous tokens: [Token('_NL', '\n\t\t')]

Failure: 1 problem found

[Scony]

This is most likely a lark bug as in this case, the exception is raised before the right token is being generated.

Anyway, I'm trying to workaround it somehow.

[Scony]

Btw. the workaround in above case is to reduce indentation level of ).back()