formatting fails on `html` template strings with interpolated element tags

When using interpolations for html element names, formatting is not longer working.

I believe this used to work before, and this is a regression.

Prettier 3.6.2

Playground link

Input:

	  const template = () => html`
		<${For} each=${() => this.items}>
			       ${() => this.content}
		   </${For}>
	`
    
    	const template2 = () => html`
		<${For} each=${() => this.items}>
			       ${() => this.content}
		   </>
	`

Output:

const template = () => html`
		<${For} each=${() => this.items}>
			       ${() => this.content}
		   </${For}>
	`;

const template2 = () => html`
		<${For} each=${() => this.items}>
			       ${() => this.content}
		   </>
	`;

Expected output:

const template = () => html`
	<${For} each=${() => this.items}>
		${() => this.content}
	</${For}>
`;

const template2 = () => html`
	<${For} each=${() => this.items}>
		${() => this.content}
	</>
`;

Why?

Interpolations at element tag name sites is a thing in frameworks that support function-based component references (f.e. Solid.js html).

Reproduce the issue from the linked Prettier Playground example and trace how interpolated element names are handled while formatting JavaScript HTML template strings. Done means both examples produce the expected indentation and a regression test covers the interpolated opening and closing tags.