Call Wrapping: Keep function name and arguments together

Function call wrapping is not optimal for readability: Function names tend to get pushed to the right, whereas arguments end up on the left, creating a wide gap that the eyes have to cross in order to read the call.

It would be great if we could make this better, e.g. as suggested below. I will be happy to make the necessary code changes if there is consensus on this suggestion.

Prettier 1.15.3
Playground link

--parser babylon

Input:

const {qfwvfkwjdqgz, bctsyljqucgz, xuodxhmgwwpw} = 
  qbhtcuzxwedz(yrwimwkjeeiu, njwvozigdkfi, alvvjgkmnmhd);

Output:

const { qfwvfkwjdqgz, bctsyljqucgz, xuodxhmgwwpw } = qbhtcuzxwedz(
  yrwimwkjeeiu,
  njwvozigdkfi,
  alvvjgkmnmhd
);

Expected behavior:

const { qfwvfkwjdqgz, bctsyljqucgz, xuodxhmgwwpw } = 
  qbhtcuzxwedz(
    yrwimwkjeeiu,
    njwvozigdkfi,
    alvvjgkmnmhd
  );

Start with the linked Playground example and compare the current and expected JSX output for the call-wrapping case. Trace the formatter entry point responsible for this behavior, then identify the relevant existing tests before deciding how the expected output should be covered. Done means the example keeps the function name and arguments together as shown without regressing other wrapping cases.