Prettier adds redundant parentheses if there is a comment at the start, disrupting comment placement

Prettier 3.6.2
Playground link

--parser typescript

Input:

// no extra () inserted
function testA(): boolean {
  return !(
    test1 ||
    // comment in middle
    test2 ||
    // etc ...
    test3
  );
}

// extra () inserted
function testB(): boolean {
  return !(
    // comment at start
    test1 ||
    // etc ...
    test2 ||
    test3
  );
}

Output:

// no extra () inserted
function testA(): boolean {
  return !(
    test1 ||
    // comment in middle
    test2 ||
    // etc ...
    test3
  );
}

// extra () inserted
function testB(): boolean {
  return !(
    // comment at start
    (
      test1 ||
      // etc ...
      test2 ||
      test3
    )
  );
}

Expected output:

// "input === output" in both cases and not just the first

Why?

The added parentheses are redundant and prevent the comment from being attached to the line it's supposed to be attached to.

Even letting the redundant parens be added and trying to add a new comment results in the comment being shoved outside the inner parens:

// input
function testB(): boolean {
  return !(
    // comment a
    (
      // comment b
      test1 ||
      // etc ...
      test2 ||
      test3
    )
  );
}
// output
function testB(): boolean {
  return !(
    // comment a
    // comment b
    (
      test1 ||
      // etc ...
      test2 ||
      test3
    )
  );
}

Start with the linked Playground example using the TypeScript parser and compare the testA and testB outputs. Investigate the formatting behavior for a leading comment inside the negated expression; done means redundant parentheses are not added and comment placement remains correct in both examples.