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Extend "remove braces from lambda expression" to any single expression block
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Oups, sorry, I used the wrong wording. Quick fixes should indeed be fixes. But intentions can totally change the semantics (something like “filp
,” comes to mind).Fine, but this question has to be taken into account as user usually expects quick fixes to just work and not to mess up user’s code