Indentation wart when removing an Arg from a Call - is whitespace being represented in the right place?
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Description
With the following transformer, and libcst `1.4.0`:
```python
example = """\
foo(
arg1=None,
)
"""
import libcst as cst
class DropArg(cst.CSTTransformer):
def leave_Arg(self, node: cst.Arg, update_node: cst.Arg):
return cst.RemoveFromParent()
result = cst.parse_module(example).visit(DropArg())
print(result.code)
```
The resulting code looks like:
```python
foo(
)
```
Is this a symptom of the whitespace/indentation being in the wrong place for Arg objects? Is there a good pattern to remove the whitespace above?
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