Preserve internal indentation of YAML in comment blocks - #19
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Standalone block comments were reindented by trimming each line's leading whitespace and prepending the current depth indent, which flattened any relative indentation of the comment body (e.g. YAML examples). Now the opening line is reindented and the remaining lines are shifted by the same delta, preserving their relative structure. Fixes digitalstudium#17
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Standalone block comments were reindented by trimming each line's leading whitespace and prepending the current depth indent, which flattened any relative indentation of the comment body (e.g. YAML examples). Now the opening line is reindented and the remaining lines are shifted by the same delta, preserving their relative structure.
Fixes #17