Indentation breaks when `HAVING` clause with subquery is used

Indentation breaks when HAVING clause with subquery is used:

-- Example 1: indentation breaks when `HAVING` clause is used - too indented on comment
WITH
--
-- CTE comment 1
--
cte_1 AS (
	SELECT max(1) AS col_b
	FROM dual
	GROUP BY dummy
	HAVING max(dummy) > (
			SELECT 'x'
			FROM dual)
			OR max(dummy) = 'y')
	--
	-- CTE comment 2
	--
	, cte_2 AS (
		SELECT dummy
			, max(1) AS col_c
		FROM dual
		GROUP BY dummy
		HAVING max(dummy) = '2'
)
	SELECT *
	FROM cte_2

-- Example 2: indentation breaks when `HAVING` clause is used - not indented enough without comment
WITH
--
-- CTE comment 1
--
cte_1 AS (
	SELECT max(1) AS col_b
	FROM dual
	GROUP BY dummy
	HAVING max(dummy) > (
			SELECT 'x'
			FROM dual)
			OR max(dummy) = 'y'
)
, cte_2 AS (
	SELECT dummy
		, max(1) AS col_c
FROM dual
GROUP BY dummy
HAVING max(dummy) = '2'
)
SELECT *
FROM cte_2

pg_format.pl --keyword-case 2 --function-case 1 --comma-start --wrap-after 1 --wrap-limit 120 --tabs --spaces 4
# input: stdin, output: stdout

Start by running the provided pg_format.pl command with each SQL example as stdin and compare the formatter output with the reported indentation problems. Trace the handling of HAVING clauses, subqueries, and following CTE comments, then verify that both examples produce correctly aligned output.