Plato does not recognize end of functions unless semi-colon is present

[p-hebert]

Greetings!
I'm a new user of Plato, and I'm quite thrilled to see what it can do!
However I noticed a bug in Plato that makes it not recognize end of functions if there are no semi-colon. I do understand that having a semi-colon at the end of a function is proper standard, but JS-Lint gives me an error on some specific functions - and as you can probably understand, having a JS-Lint outlined line in your editor for a semi-colon is pretty bothersome.

You will find below a screenshot of a report showing the defect. You will notice that the function is about 20 lines long, and is recognized as 109 lines long.

Could you please look into it? Thanks!