No indentation on function parameters when electric-pair-mode is activated

When electric-pair-mode is activated, adding function parameters on a new line results in the new line not being indented (i.e. cursor on column 0).

Example of the bug (‸ denotes the cursor position):

fn test‸

Typing ( will add balanced parentheses and position the cursor between the two:

fn test(‸)

Adding a parameter:

fn test(a: u8,‸)

Then using RET to insert a new line results in:

fn test(a: u8,
‸)

Ideally the final step should indent the line to be aligned on the previous parameter, producing:

fn test(a: u8,
        ‸)

Note: this doesn't happen when writing C code, even when electric-pair-mode is activated.
For example:

int func(char c,‸)

Adding a new line with RET, indentation is correct:

int func(char c,
	 ‸)

Is there a way to have the indentation when making a new line and still have electric-pair-mode?

Thanks

Reproduce the example in rust-mode with electric-pair-mode enabled, then compare the newline behavior with the C example described in the issue. Trace the RET handling and indentation entry points available from rust-mode; done means a parameter line is indented to match the expected alignment while electric-pair-mode remains enabled.