Rewriting `r#try!` at root of chain generates bad code

Summary

Just recording something I ran into during my (ongoing) dive into chain formatting

I tried to format this code:

fn main() {
    let _ = r#try!(root)/* this is a comment*/.bar;
}

Expected behavior

It would be formatted to something like

fn main() {
    let _ = root? /* this is a comment*/
        .bar;
}

Actual behavior

It was formatted to invalid code:

fn main() {
    let _ = root? )/* this is a comment*/
        .bar;
}

Configuration

Only needs the use_try_shorthand option

Reproduction Steps

rustfmt --config use_try_shorthand=true ./file.rs

Meta

Also reproduced on 1141ee711fc87bf51ff8934c09a9d608b34e50bf (a recent HEAD of master)

$ rustfmt --version
rustfmt 1.10.0-nightly (bff8e12ff5 2026-08-26)

Start by reproducing the example in file.rs with rustfmt --config use_try_shorthand=true, then trace the chain-formatting path responsible for rewriting r#try! at the root. Done means the output is valid Rust and matches the expected root? chain formatting while preserving the comment.