Preserve whitespace for first argument on next line. #299
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This whitespace has meaning since it's denoting that this line is the first argument of the previous lines function call.
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Preserve whitespace for first argument on next line.
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…fails Update the SourceKit stress tester run script for recent changes to the stress tester
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Pull request #138 removed a meaningful whitespace; it has meaning since it's denoting that this line is the first argument of the previous lines function call.
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I hate to make a pull request for such a small change; and hope I don't fall into the grammar nazi contributors, but I do feel strongly about this.
It also restore visual alignment of arguments to
TC.getInterfaceTypeFromInternalType(on the second line).