Splitting previously split lines on logical separators if available

[Nixxen]

Splitting lines not solely on the width but also on width + logical separators makes the code more readable (subjectively).

Example

Example code with logical checks, just exceeding a 100-character config limit.

Original Line, 103 char long. Over the 100-char config limit.

            else if (VariableNameOneAaaaaaaa > VariableNameTwoBbbbbb && VariableNameOneAaaaaaaa > 0.0)

When formatted ends up like the following, 97 char long at the widest, under the 100-char config limit.

            else if (
                VariableNameOneAaaaaaaa > VariableNameTwoBbbbbb && VariableNameOneAaaaaaaa > 0.0
            )

In my opinion, this would look better by either keeping it at 103 and not breaking or, preferably, breaking it further like so:

            else if (
                VariableNameOneAaaaaaaa > VariableNameTwoBbbbbb 
                && VariableNameOneAaaaaaaa > 0.0
            )

Currently, the last example will be formatted back to the middle example.

[belav]

From my testing, it seems like a difference of just two characters can result in the 3 formats below, regardless of the indentation level. I am on board with trying to eliminate the second option. I may actually have an issue about this already.

if (somelongstatement == true || someOtherStatement_______________________________________ == false)
{
    // do thing
}
if (
    somelongstatement == true || someOtherStatement________________________________________ == false
)
{
    // do thing
}
if (
    somelongstatement == true
    || someOtherStatement_________________________________________ == false
)
{
    // do thing
}