test/tall/expression/list_nested.stmt

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### Tests that nested collections force outer ones to split.
>>> Nested non-empty list forces outer list to split.
list = [[inner]];
<<<
list = [
  [inner],
];
>>> Nested non-empty map forces outer list to split.
list = [{key: inner}];
<<<
list = [
  {key: inner},
];
>>> Nested non-empty set forces outer list to split.
list = [{inner}];
<<<
list = [
  {inner},
];
>>> Nested non-empty record does not force outer list to split.
list = [(inner,)];
<<<
list = [(inner,)];
>>> Nested empty collection does not force outer list to split.
list = [[], {}, ()];
<<<
list = [[], {}, ()];
>>> A spread list literal splits an outer list even if it fits.
list = [1, ...[2, 3], 4];
<<<
list = [
  1,
  ...[2, 3],
  4,
];
>>> A spread empty list does not force outer split
list = [1, ...[], 4];
<<<
list = [1, ...[], 4];
>>> Indirect nesting still forces a split.
[function([inner])];
<<<
[
  function([inner]),
];
>>> Multiple nested collections.
list = [first, [second, third, fourth], fifth, {sixth, seventh, eighth, nine, tenth,
    eleventh}];
<<<
list = [
  first,
  [second, third, fourth],
  fifth,
  {
    sixth,
    seventh,
    eighth,
    nine,
    tenth,
    eleventh,
  },
];
>>> Deeply nested collections.
list = [[{[[argument, argument, argument, argument]]}]];
<<<
list = [
  [
    {
      [
        [
          argument,
          argument,
          argument,
          argument,
        ],
      ],
    },
  ],
];