Indentation affects class generation

[autotelicum]

The cases below with 3 and 5 spaces before the end bracket splits of the f method. I would have expected all indentations to give the same javascript (shown from Try CoffeeScript). This issue is based on an issue from a user on twitter, see: http://t.co/QnNqaC3.

### One class ###
class A
  g: ->
    @x = [
      1
  ] # 2 spaces
  f: ->

### Split class ###
class B
  g: ->
    @x = [
      1
   ] # 3 spaces
  f: ->

### One class ###
class C
  g: ->
    @x = [
      1
    ] # 4 spaces
  f: ->

### Split class ###
class D
  g: ->
    @x = [
      1
     ] # 5 spaces
  f: ->

### One class ###
class E
  g: ->
    @x = [
      1
      ] # 6 spaces
  f: ->

/* One class */var A, B, C, D, E;
A = (function() {
  function A() {}
  A.prototype.g = function() {
    return this.x = [1];
  };
  A.prototype.f = function() {};
  return A;
})();
/* Split class */
B = (function() {
  function B() {}
  B.prototype.g = function() {
    return this.x = [1];
  };
  return B;
})();
({
  f: function() {}
  /* One class */
});
C = (function() {
  function C() {}
  C.prototype.g = function() {
    return this.x = [1];
  };
  C.prototype.f = function() {};
  return C;
})();
/* Split class */
D = (function() {
  function D() {}
  D.prototype.g = function() {
    return this.x = [1];
  };
  return D;
})();
({
  f: function() {}
  /* One class */
});
E = (function() {
  function E() {}
  E.prototype.g = function() {
    return this.x = [1];
  };
  E.prototype.f = function() {};
  return E;
})();

[satyr]

→ #1275