Don't wrap `with` statement with multiple context managers in parentheses when the line only overflows because of the last one

[vberlier]

Describe the style change

As of version 24.1.0, Black now wraps multiple context managers in parentheses #3489

This is a great feature, but in some cases it's a bit too eager to reformat. When the line only overflows because of the last context manager in the with statement, wrapping everything in parentheses is a bit redundant and takes up a lot of vertical space. Previously, if the last context manager was already formatted to wrap over multiple lines, Black would leave it unchanged.

Examples in the current Black style

with (
    stream.intercept("newline"),
    stream.syntax(
        colon=r":",
        dash=r"\-",
        key=r"[a-zA-Z0-9._+-]+",
    ),
):

Desired style

This was the original input, left unchanged by Black prior to version 24.1.0

with stream.intercept("newline"), stream.syntax(
    colon=r":",
    dash=r"\-",
    key=r"[a-zA-Z0-9._+-]+",
):

Additional context

Diff when updating Black mcbeet/mecha@2ac5ebe

This occurs a lot when using the tokenstream library. A single with statement will often combine a few context managers to configure a TokenStream for parsing. The last context manager is usually a list of token patterns that already wraps over multiple lines.

[AlexWaygood]

I prefer the new style. It's more verbose in some situations, yes, but it makes it very easy to see how many context managers there are in any given with statement.

[vberlier]

I brought it up because some aspects of the 24.1.0 release were about being less wasteful with vertical space, and here the changes had the opposite effect. I'll close the issue if forcing context managers on separate lines is considered more important :)