Passing a wrapped function literal produces bad indentation

[nex3]

When a function literal is wrapped in a higher-order function, the formatter indents it more than it would if it weren't wrapped. For example:

void main() {
  test("description 1", () {
    expect(setUpRun, isTrue);
    setUpRun = false;
  });

  test("description 1", expectAsync0(() {
    expect(setUpRun, isTrue);
    setUpRun = false;
  }, max: 1));
}

is formatted as:

void main() {
  test("description 1", () {
    expect(setUpRun, isTrue);
    setUpRun = false;
  });

  test(
      "description 1",
      expectAsync0(() {
        expect(setUpRun, isTrue);
        setUpRun = false;
      }, max: 1));
}

[nex3]

This comes up a lot when using the common expect(..., completes) pattern in tests:

void main() {
  expect(pumpEventQueue().then((_) {
    setUpAll1Run = true;
  }), completes);
}

is formatted as:

void main() {
  expect(
      pumpEventQueue().then((_) {
        setUpAll1Run = true;
      }),
      completes);
}

This makes formatting tests of moderately complex asynchronous tools pretty painful.