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Indent hugged expression lambdas +8 at the root of method chains. - #1489
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When a call at the root of a dereference chain with trailing dereferences has a hugged expression lambda argument (e.g. `SpliteratorTester.of(() -> ...).expect(...)`), preserve the extra `+4` argument indentation so the lambda body is indented at `+8`, differentiating it from the chained `.expect(...)` call at `+4`. PiperOrigin-RevId: 1003176463
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Indent hugged expression lambdas +8 at the root of method chains.
When a call at the root of a dereference chain with trailing dereferences has a hugged expression lambda argument (e.g.
SpliteratorTester.of(() -> ...).expect(...)), preserve the extra+4argument indentation so the lambda body is indented at+8, differentiating it from the chained.expect(...)call at+4.