I am finding myself often fighting an overly naive code formatter that is "opinionated" and has not much of a way of configuring it, except for maybe line lengt

I am finding myself often fighting an overly naive code formatter that is "opinionated" and has not much of a way of configuring it, except for maybe line length. It is so naive, that I cannot make it keep long log lines but break other long line. It has no way of distinguishing those. So I might have 5 lines of log over 2 lines of code, just because of that. So logs get more screen real estate than the actual code and that is so silly. Then it will undo my own line breaking of procedure calls, if the call could theoretically fit onto the max line length. Only when I add a trailing comma after the last argument I can prevent it from doing its silly changes, that only serve to reduce readability. It will also complain about long comment lines. So when I have a long line starting with "# TODO:" I would like to keep in 1 line, because when I search for TODO, I will see all of it in the search result. Most formatters are annoyingly naive and format code so that it becomes less readable than what a capable developer, who cares about readability will output.