Fixing regression issue with weird breaking of linq statement. #1133
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…#1133) * Adding test case and tracking the code that caused the problem closes belav#1130 * Fixing regression with invocations * Fixing some edge cases * One last edge case * format file
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closes #1130
As part of this work I ended up cleaning a number of related edge cases. Examples can be seen in https://github.com/belav/csharpier-repos/pull/100/files
There may be some cases it made a bit worse, but I think the changes are a step forward.