Fix misidentification of indented comments #6617
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The comment style detection (i.e. `comment_style`) checks the start of a
line to determine the style, so it will misidentify lines starting with
spaces, e.g. ` //# some content` would be identified as
`CommentStyle::DoubleSlash` and not `CommentStyle::Custom("//# ")`
resulting in it determining there to be a comment of `""`, which it then
indents and appends a `\n` before writing back the original comment.
Fix this by trimming the line before trying to identify its style.
Fixes: rust-lang#6612
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The comment style detection (i.e.
comment_style) checks the start of a line to determine the style, so it will misidentify lines starting with spaces, e.g.//# some contentwould be identified asCommentStyle::DoubleSlashand notCommentStyle::Custom("//# ")resulting in it determining there to be a comment of"", which it then indents and appends a\nbefore writing back the original comment.Fix this by trimming the line before trying to identify its style.
Fixes: #6612