Wrapping enhancements for arguments

What happened?

Original code:

protected <T extends E> void findSubscriptions(
        @NonNull Object listener,
        TriConsumer<Class<T>, Subscribe, BiConsumer<Object, T>> consumer) {
}

After reformatting:

protected <T extends E> void findSubscriptions(
        @NonNull Object listener, TriConsumer<Class<T>, Subscribe, BiConsumer<Object, T>> consumer) {
}

What did you want to happen?

The original code is more readable in my opinion.
This essentially boils down to #834 except that it shouldn't be for just records, but every type of argument (constructor, method, ...) when the line becomes too long.

Optionally the stuff after the last argument can be on a new line:

protected <T extends E> void findSubscriptions(
        @NonNull Object listener,
        TriConsumer<Class<T>, Subscribe, BiConsumer<Object, T>> consumer
) {
    // which helps make the actual content easier to distinguish 
}

but I've rarely seen projects do this so I'm not including this in the request.

Start by comparing this request with issue #834 and tracing the formatter’s existing handling of record and argument wrapping. Use the constructor and method examples in this issue to identify the relevant formatter entry points and tests, then verify that long argument lists wrap consistently while shorter ones retain their current layout.