This commit changes the indentation of lines which contain only closing
parentheses (`)`).
Example:
Change
```
add_library(mylib
mysrc.c
)
```
to:
```
add_library(mylib
mysrc.c
)
```
There are edge cases, where the indentation still doesn't really work.
Example:
This, admittedly weird, piece of code (manually formatted to what I would
expect - this is already a personal preference ...):
```
if(4)
if((0 OR 1
)
) # could also be aligned with the `i` in `if`
set(foobar
)
endif()
set(foobar)
endif()
```
will be changed to:
```
if(4)
if((0 OR 1
)
)
set(foobar
)
endif()
set(foobar)
endif()
```
whereas with the previous vim indentation code the result would have been:
```
if(4)
if((0 OR 1
)
)
set(foobar
)
endif()
set(foobar)
endif()
```
which is not great but better than above. I hope that this is acceptable.
Note: Apart from the actual indentation fixes, I based the change on a version
of indent/cmake.vim I found in the debian/bookworm vim82 package which is newer
than the one in the cmake repository (with `Last Change: 2017 Sep 24` comment
instead of the cmake repo version with `Last Change: 2017 Aug 30`).
This vim82/debian version moved these two lines:
```
let s:keepcpo= &cpo
set cpo&vim
```
a bit further down (after an early exit check - which seems to make sense to
me).
Fixes: #22394
An update from vim-cmake-syntax by commit v3.9.0-rc1~167^2^2
(vim-cmake-syntax 2017-05-02, 2017-05-02) brought in a change to set
`expandtab` in CMake language files. This should be a per-project or
per-user choice instead, so drop the setting.
Marc Chevrier