Improper body indentation for split inline tags

Prettier 2.2.1

PHP Plugin 0.16.1

{
	"printWidth": 100,
	"useTabs": true,
	"semi": true,
	"quoteProps": "consistent",
	"trailingComma": "all",
	"phpVersion": "7.4",
	"braceStyle": "1tbs"
}

Input:

<div>
	<p> some html </p>
	<div>
		<p>some more html with an inline element <?= htmlspecialchars("test") ?> and another inline element <?= htmlspecialchars("test") ?> with even more <?= htmlspecialchars("test") ?></p>
	</div>
</div>

Output:

<div>
	<p> some html </p>
	<div>
		<p>some more html with an inline element <?= htmlspecialchars(
  	"test",
  ) ?> and another inline element <?= htmlspecialchars(
 	"test",
 ) ?> with even more <?= htmlspecialchars("test") ?></p>
	</div>
</div>

Expected behavior:

This is an issue of opinion so there are multiple solutions here, however, I think everyone would agree that all the parts should be indented the same (or at least identically).

The two htmlspecialchars that got split have different amounts of indentation on their closing parenthesis. Additionally, I would argue that the entire block should be indented the same, even if it produced something weird like:

		<p>some more html with an inline element <?= htmlspecialchars(
		  	"test",
		) ?> and another inline element <?= htmlspecialchars(
		 	"test",
		) ?> with even more <?= htmlspecialchars("test") ?></p>

(which is weird HTML with the <p> being on the same line of a multi-line body, however, this is a PHP prettier plugin, not HTML).

Beginne damit, die bereitgestellte PHP-Eingabe mit der aufgeführten Prettier- und PHP-Plugin-Konfiguration zu reproduzieren, und verfolge dann, wie geteilte Inline-Tags und die darin eingebetteten Ausdrücke formatiert werden. Erledigt ist dies, wenn die geteilten Ausdrücke eine konsistente Einrückung verwenden und das gewählte Verhalten durch einen Regressionstestfall für dieses Beispiel abgedeckt ist.