Fix unstable formatting with some # type: ignores
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`type: ignore` shouldn't block collapsing a line, since it will still apply fine to the merged line. This prevents an issue where a reformat causes it to shift lines and then be merged on a subsequent pass. There is a downside to this, which is that it can cause a `type: ignore` to apply to more code than was originally intended. There might be a way to apply this in a more limited situation, but I'm not sure what it is. Fixes psf#1061.
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type: ignoreshouldn't block collapsing a line, since it will stillapply fine to the merged line. This prevents an issue where a reformat
causes it to shift lines and then be merged on a subsequent pass.
There is a downside to this, which is that it can cause a
type: ignoreto apply to more code than was originally intended. Theremight be a way to apply this in a more limited situation, but I'm not
sure what it is.
Fixes #1061.