[TomasVotruba]

Problem

blink's YodaStyle left null === $delay unchanged where ECS swaps it to $delay === null, when the comparison is the condition of a (multiline) ternary that starts right after a preceding block:

if ($job) {
    // ...
}

null === $delay
    ? $connection->pushOn(enum_value($queue), $job)
    : $connection->laterOn(enum_value($queue), $delay, $job);

Seen in src/Illuminate/Events/Dispatcher.php (Laravel corpus), where ECS applies Yoda style but blink did not.

Cause

isLeftBoundary recognised { but not } as a left boundary. A statement can begin directly after a block's closing brace (e.g. the } of a preceding if {...}), so the left literal operand's preceding } failed the boundary check and the swap was skipped. In isolation the comparison swapped fine; only the preceding } triggered the miss.

Fix

Add } to the left-boundary punctuation set. A } closes a preceding block, so a literal immediately after it starts a new statement and is a standalone comparison operand.

Validation

• New focused unit test for a multiline ternary condition after a block's }.
• 6 previously known-failing php-cs-fixer parity cases (178-183, all of this shape) now pass and were removed from the known-failures list.
• blink and ECS now produce identical output on the full Dispatcher.php corpus file - the $delay === null line matches with no new diffs.
• CI gates pass: gofmt -s -l ., go vet ./..., go test -race ./..., golangci-lint run.