Fix Nickel inconsistent formatting of annotated let-bindings #744
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This commit fixes some indentation issue with annotated let-bindings (#743). All the proposals of said issue couldn't be implemented in current Topiary, so this only takes care of the `in` placement. This commit refactors a bit the associated queries and tries to improve documentation.
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Nickel formatting of annotated let-bindings
Closes #743
Description
This is a tentative fix of #743, but I have yet to figure out how to properly handle the indentation part.
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