Formatting improvements are needed for record classes.

It seems that the indentation is applied incorrectly for record classes.

What happened?

public record Hello(
        @Deprecated(
                        since =
                                "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
                String v1,
        @Deprecated(
                        since =
                                "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
                String v2,
        @Deprecated(
                        since =
                                "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
                String v3,
        @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...") String v4,
        @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...") String v5) {

    public record World(
            @Deprecated(
                            since =
                                    "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
                    String v1,
            @Deprecated(
                            since =
                                    "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
                    String v2,
            @Deprecated(
                            since =
                                    "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
                    String v3,
            @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...") String v4,
            @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...") String v5) {}
}

What did you want to happen?

public record Hello (
    @Deprecated(
            since =
                    "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
    String v1,

    @Deprecated(
            since =
                    "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
    String v2,

    @Deprecated(
            since =
                    "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
    String v3,

    @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...")
    String v4,

    @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...")
    String v5) {

    public record World (
        @Deprecated(
                since =
                        "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
        String v1,

        @Deprecated(
                since =
                        "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ")
        String v2,

        @Deprecated(
                since =
                        "record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... record formatting test... ",
                forRemoval = true)
        String v3,

        @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...", forRemoval = true)
        String v4,

        @Deprecated(since = "record formatting test... record formatting test...")
        String v5
    ) {}
}
```

No source files or tests are named. Start by reproducing the record-class formatting example from the issue, including nested records and annotations; done means the formatter output matches the requested indentation, spacing, blank lines, and annotation wrapping.