When conditional or loop directives (e.g., if, for) are nested, the formatter increases the indentation level for each nested directive.

If a directive is placed within a different group block, the indentation is not based on the outer directive's indentation, but rather:

It aligns with the nearest enclosing group block's indentation.

 /*%if includesDepartment */
 LEFT JOIN department d
        ON e.department_id = d.id
   /*%if includeDepartmentDetails */
   LEFT JOIN department_detail dd
          ON d.id = dd.department_id
   /*%end */
 /*%end */

Additional Formatting Rules Implemented

• Insert 1 space after embedded variable directives
  Ensure there is a space between an embedded variable directive (e.g., /*# variable */) and the following element.

• Standard comment blocks are not managed in parent-child block hierarchy
  When comments are line-broken, align them to the indentation level of the immediate next line rather than treating them as part of any structural group.

• Conditional / Loop directives line-break rule
  If a conditional or loop directive is not the first element in a sub-group, insert a line break before the directive to enhance readability.