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Documentation: add detail to binPack.xxxSite #4040

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16 changes: 13 additions & 3 deletions docs/configuration.md
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Expand Up @@ -4796,11 +4796,11 @@ One can specify the following values to `binPack.preset`:
- [`callSite = Never`](#binpackcallsite)
- [`defnSite = Never`](#binpackdefnsite)
- [`parentConstructors = Never`](#binpackparentconstructors)
- `always` or `true`:
- `Always` or `true`:
- [`callSite = Always`](#binpackcallsite)
- [`defnSite = Always`](#binpackdefnsite)
- [`parentConstructors = Always`](#binpackparentconstructors)
- `oneline`:
- `Oneline`:
- [`callSite = Oneline`](#binpackcallsite)
- [`defnSite = Oneline`](#binpackdefnsite)
- [`parentConstructors = Oneline`](#binpackparentconstructors)
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- `Never` disables the functionality (also takes `false`)
- `Always` enables the functionality (also takes `true`)
- `Oneline` ensures multiline arguments are not binpacked
- `Oneline` ensures multiline arguments are not binpacked, that is, they cannot
be on the same line as any other argument; also, if the multiline argument is
last and the call site is followed by either a curried argument clause or
a chained method, it cannot be on the same line as the next identifier after
the closing delimiter

Additionally, when binpacking is enabled (i.e., not `Never`), some nested
expressions in brackets (if the binpacked clause uses brackets) or in braces
(if it uses parentheses) wouldn't be indented as would happen in usual cases;
this logic is always used for `OnelineSjs`, and only for single-element clauses
otherwise.

When not disabled, these parameters have complex interactions with
[`newline.source`](#newlinessource),
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