Bug: places closing paren in wrong location of v-for

Plugin Version

v1.15.3 & 1.16.0-0

Prettier Version

v2.3.1

Which frameworks are affected?

• none
• vue
• angular
• svelte

Node Version

v12.19.1

Which operating systems have you used?

• Linux
• macOS
• Windows

Prettier config

{
  arrowParens: 'always',
  bracketSpacing: true,
  jsxBracketSameLine: false,
  printWidth: 100,
  proseWrap: 'preserve',
  semi: true,
  singleQuote: true,
  tabWidth: 2,
  trailingComma: 'es5',
  useTabs: false,
  pugAttributeSeparator: 'none',
  pugClassNotation: 'literal',
  pugEmptyAttributes: 'none',
  pugExplicitDiv: true,
  pugFramework: 'vue',
  pugIdNotation: 'literal',
  pugSingleFileComponentIndentation: true,
  pugSingleQuote: false,
  pugSortAttributes: 'asc',
  pugSortAttributesBeginning: ['^:?is', '^v-for', '^v-', '^:?id$', '^:?key$', '^:?ref$'],
  pugSortAttributesEnd: ['^:', '^v-on$', '^@', '^v-html$', '^v-text$'],
  pugWrapAttributesThreshold: 1,
}

Input

div.px-6.mb-2(
  v-for="transferService, index in allTransferServices"
  :key="`${transferService.protocol}-${transferService.id}`"
)

Output or Error

.px-6.mb-2(
  v-for="(transferService, index in allTransferServices)"
  :key="`${transferService.protocol}-${transferService.id}`"
)

Expected Output

.px-6.mb-2(
  v-for="(transferService, index) in allTransferServices"
  :key="`${transferService.protocol}-${transferService.id}`"
)

Additional Context

While we should technically have the parentheses in the markup, I've found a few places where they were missed as in the example above. Vue does do the right thing with that v-for and knows the first value is the value and the second is the index even without the proper parentheses. The "fix" for this appears to put the ending parentheses in the wrong place. Example diff after running yarn prettier --write src/**/*.vue:

Identical results on version 1.15.3 and 1.16.0-0.

Reproduce the reported Pug input with the listed Prettier plugin versions and compare the actual and expected v-for output. Trace the formatter entry point that handles v-for attributes, then add coverage for the missing closing parenthesis placement; done means the expected output is produced without regressing related formatting.