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Format for-syntax and friends like require #76

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Closes #71.

"rename"
"for-syntax"
"for-template"
"for-label")
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Thanks! I will merge this, but just curious, how do you imagine for-meta should be formatted?

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I think this should be allowed:

(for-meta 2 a)

But if there's more than one module, it ought to be this:

(for-meta 2
          a
          b
          c)

@sorawee sorawee merged commit ef042e5 into sorawee:master Sep 27, 2024
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Formatting of for-syntax in require should add newlines
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