Swiftformat: `indent` rule also indents `where` clause

[meherkasam]

The Google style guide shows the where clause in a multi-line class declaration to be indented at the same level as the class itself. However, in the following example I've noticed that it's not the case.

Test example:

class MyContainer<BaseCollection>:
    MyContainerSuperclass,
    MyContainerProtocol
where BaseCollection: Collection {
    doSomething()
}

Command run:

$ Pods/SwiftFormat/CommandLineTool/swiftformat test.swift --rules indent --indent 4

I'd expect the output to remain the same as the input. Instead, it gives me the following:

class MyContainer<BaseCollection>:
    MyContainerSuperclass,
    MyContainerProtocol
    where BaseCollection: Collection {
    doSomething()
}

Is this a bug or should I be incorporating a separate rule in conjunction with indent to prevent this?

[nicklockwood]

@meherkasam following the Google style guide is not a specific goal of this project. I do try to accommodate all reasonable styles, and this seems like a reasonable rule, so I'll consider it as a feature request.