Gives up on chains if any line is too long.

If there is a method call chain, and just one call exceeds max_width, it seems like rustfmt gives up and doesn't format anything.

Example:

fn f() {
    foo("This text is under the max_width limit, and shouldn't cause any problems on its own.").long("But this line is extra long, and doesn't fit within 100 max_width. 1234567890123456789").baz().collect().unwrap();
}

No format changes will be applied to this. I'm also a bit surprised that error_on_line_overflow does not complain.

I would expect it to wrap each call chain element, even if one of them is too long, such as:

fn f() {
    foo("This text is under the max_width limit, and shouldn't cause any problems on its own.")
        .long("But this line is extra long, and doesn't fit within 100 max_width. 1234567890123456789")
        .baz()
        .collect()
        .unwrap();
}

All default settings.
rustfmt 1.4.8-nightly (afb1ee1c 2019-09-08)

Start by reproducing the issue's method-chain example with the default max_width and error_on_line_overflow settings, then trace rustfmt's method-chain formatting behavior. Done means each chain element is wrapped as shown, including when one call exceeds max_width, and the relevant overflow behavior is covered by a regression test.