Stop indentation after two newlines (or don't indent after `module ... where`)

Not entirely sure indentation rules are specified in the syntax packages, so just ignore this if that's not the case.

I find that I often wrestle with the automatic indentation, especially after `where` blocks. For example, pasting in Haskell code, will automatically indent everything after the `module ... where` in the top, which is not really intended. Take e.g.

```
module Main where

import Primes

main = putStrLn $ "The 101st prime is " ++ show (primes !! 100)
```

which becomes (when pasted),

```
module Main where

import Primes

main = putStrLn $ "The 101st prime is " ++ show (primes !! 100)
```

It would be great if one could either disable the indentation for `module ... where` specifically, or better yet have the behaviour of resetting indentation after two blank lines in a row.

Is this even possible in VS Code?