Which formatter rule adds parentheses around statements?

[nikspyratos]

Making this as a discussion as I don't want to be presumptuous if this is a bug or just me not reading the docs/code right.

I have the following piece of code:

public function canBuyItNow(): bool
{
    return $this->hasBuyItNowPrice()
        && $this->status->canAcceptBids()
        && ! $this->hasEnded()
        && $this->current_price_cents < $this->buy_it_now_price_cents;
}

Mago's formatter changes it to:

public function canBuyItNow(): bool
{
    return (
        $this->hasBuyItNowPrice()
        && $this->status->canAcceptBids()
        && ! $this->hasEnded()
        && $this->current_price_cents < $this->buy_it_now_price_cents
    );
}

But I'm not sure which formatter config makes it do this? Or is it some built in default? Haven't determined it from the docs or config presets. I did try and pick some potential culprits (basically anything interacting with parentheses) and enabled/disabled one by one, and they all ran.

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The reason I ask is because PHPCS/Pint's no_unneeded_control_parentheses default setting (true) conflicts with this formatter logic, for the purposes of Pint preset parity at least.