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Fix indentation of multiline ternary with dynamic member access - #171
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A dynamic member access (
$a->{$key},Foo::{$key}) was read as a block in StatementIndentation: its{opened a scope and its}was treated as a statement terminator. In a multiline ternary likethat ended the statement early, so the
:line fell back to block indentation instead of aligning with?.A
{preceded by->/?->/::is now recognised as a dynamic member brace (not a block) in both the block-scope detection and the statement-end scan. Found via laravel parity; covered by a fixture.