Consider sticky leading arguments

For:

• switch()
• R6, S7, ggproto (e.g. https://github.com/tidyverse/ggplot2/blob/main/R/coord-map.R#L156)

I.e. functions that have one or more leading setup arguments followed by a list of key-values. A common style for these is to write the leading arguments on the same line and only expand the list of key-values.

switch(foo,
  a = 1,
  b = 2
)

Air currently fully expands:

switch(
  foo,
  a = 1,
  b = 2
)

We could:

• Special-case switch()
• Add an air.toml section with a list of functions and the number of sticky argument

Using the array-of-objects syntax for toml:

[format]

[[format.sticky]]
name = "ggproto"
n = 2

# Undo the default special-case for `switch()`
[[format.sticky]]
name = "switch"
number = 0

The fully expanded style could still be opted-into via a persistent line.

Start by reproducing how Air formats switch() and the leading arguments in R6, S7, or ggproto-style calls. Read the formatter and configuration handling for air.toml, then determine whether sticky arguments should be special-cased or configured by function name and count. Done means the chosen behavior is documented and the fully expanded style remains opt-in where specified.