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M-x fill-paragraph in Haskell causes additional indent for some reason
Example paragraph:
The issue is that the state of the program never repeats, since the
value of x is incremented each time through the loop, but there are
an infinite number of possible states because x may increase without
bound (until it hits the maximum for Int).
After M-q:
The issue is that the state of the program never repeats, since the
value of x is incremented each time through the loop, but there are
an infinite number of possible states because x may increase without
bound (until it hits the maximum for Int).
After M-q again:
The issue is that the state of the program never repeats, since the
value of x is incremented each time through the loop, but there are
an infinite number of possible states because x may increase without
bound (until it hits the maximum for Int).
