Preserve multiline inline if chains#150
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- keep inline `$else_if` and `$else` tails attached across source newlines - preserve multiline `$if` fragment newlines without changing assignment continuations - add regression coverage for split chains, pipe continuations, comma guards, and import tracking - correct inline-control-flow example wording
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$ifwhere they represent multiline inline fragments$else_if/$elseattached when chains span source linesconst mode =\n $if(...)Verification
cargo testjust lintcargo fmt --checkgit diff --checkcargo run --example inline_control_flow