New parser rejects same-column arguments in multi-line function calls

I'm not sure how best to package this in a way that is reproducible, but, as I'm working on 'gren format' and calling the parse APIs directly, a gren source file I have that works just fine with the Haskell version of the compiler, fails to parse.

I'll provide it in a git repo, and just hope that you can reproduce this.

When I parse it, I get:

-- FAILED TO PARSE --------------------------------------------------- Main.gren

32| main =
33|     Browser.application
34|     { init = init
        ^
35|     , view = View.view
36|     , update = Update.update

Expected end of file
Expected keyword 'port'
Expected keyword 'type'
Invalid character in variable name

Claude sonnet diagnosed this for me and came up with a fix. It's commit message is:

    Fix parser rejecting same-column arguments in multi-line function calls

    The expression parser used scopeIndentToLineStart when parsing arguments
    to a Var/VarQual, which set indent = lineStart. checkIndent then required
    col > indent (strictly greater), so a multi-line call like

        Browser.application
        { init = init

    failed because { at col 5 is not > 5.

    The Haskell compiler accepts this layout. Fix by adding
    scopeIndentBelowLineStart, which sets indent = max(indent, lineStart - 1).
    The max prevents the indent from dropping below the enclosing declaration's
    column, which would otherwise let col-1 tokens on a same-line call be
    absorbed as spurious arguments.

    Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

I'll add the diff for its fix into my sample git repo.

Reproduce the failure with the supplied sample repository, using gren format or the parse APIs on the multi-line Browser.application call. Read the expression parser's argument indentation handling, then verify that same-column arguments are accepted without allowing same-line tokens as spurious arguments.