My quick review of some changes Black made in the mercurial code base pointed out this same kind of thing in comprehensions, and a similar problem in the expres

My quick review of some changes Black made in the mercurial code base pointed out this same kind of thing in comprehensions, and a similar problem in the expressions of if statement. I think the newline-after-bracket behavior looks like some brain damage based on how it likes lists formatted. The complaint I have on if clauses is that it doesn't break at logical operators, but rather at an open-paren, which just ruins the readability of compound expressions.