Router bugfix: find the correct lambda right arrow #1719
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When lambda parameters are themselves functions and contained arrows in their type definitions, the code would locate the wrong arrow and then fail to break after it as no such break is defined in any rules. Fixes scalameta#1714.
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When lambda parameters are themselves functions and contained arrows in their type definitions, the code would locate the wrong arrow and then fail to break after it as no such break is defined in any rules.
Fixes #1714.