Keep PL/pgSQL labels, directives, cursor queries and comments

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Closes #69, closes #70.

format_plpgsql() had the silent-drop defect #58 fixed for SQL, and the corpus guard never reached it: format() only re-lays out a function body. Over the 41 PL/pgSQL bodies in the PostgreSQL 19 documentation, 6 lost content in every style. All are fixed:

Dropped	Now
<<outerblock>> and END outerblock	kept. EXIT outerblock and outerblock.quantity name a block that exists
#variable_conflict use_variable, #print_strict_params on	kept, before the block
c CURSOR IS SELECT * FROM t ORDER BY a; → c;	kept as written
comments	put back, as for SQL statements (restore_comments, restore_literals now run on PL/pgSQL output)

Nested blocks (#70)

With those fixed, the guard found that a nested BEGIN ... END was written without its ;. That is invalid PL/pgSQL, and the next pass read the following statement as the block's end label (END COMMIT). Any body that catches an exception in an inner block hit this. Present on main.

Guard

tests/token_loss_test.rs now runs format_plpgsql() over every PL/pgSQL body in the corpus, in every style, with the three checks the SQL corpus gets: no token loss, output re-parses, and formatting is a fixed point. known_token_loss.txt stays empty.

The one corpus body that fails to parse, OPEN $1 FOR SELECT ..., is valid PL/pgSQL the tree-sitter-postgres grammar rejects; that is an upstream grammar gap, not addressed here.

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  • PL/pgSQL formatting now preserves compiler directives, block labels, cursor declarations and queries, comments, and nested block terminators.
  • Compiler directives are retained before the formatted block, and cursor terminators are placed on a separate line when a declaration ends with a line comment.
  • Formatting preserves PL/pgSQL content across supported styles, and formatting the result again produces consistent output.

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The PL/pgSQL formatter now emits root compiler options, block labels, cursor declaration text, and nested block terminators. Tests cover these constructs across styles and check token preservation, parseability, and stable formatting for selected corpus bodies.

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PL/pgSQL formatting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Preserve PL/pgSQL constructs src/formatter/mod.rs, src/formatter/plpgsql.rs	Root compiler options are emitted with the formatted block. Block labels, end labels, cursor declaration text, and semicolons after nested blocks are retained.
PL/pgSQL regression coverage tests/plpgsql_test.rs, tests/token_loss_test.rs	Tests check construct retention and stable output across styles. Corpus tests check token preservation, parseability, and fixed-point formatting for selected bodies.

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The formatter preserves the covered PL/pgSQL constructs, and no actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

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In `@src/formatter/plpgsql.rs`:
- Around line 93-96: Update the declaration formatting around
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🟡 Minor · Cover standalone comments in the direct PL/pgSQL test. · token_loss_test.rs:42-50

tests/token_loss_test.rs:42-50
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Cover standalone comments in the direct PL/pgSQL test.

corpus() removes standalone comments before plpgsql_bodies() extracts them. Retaining those lines would still not help the token check because tokens() ignores comments. Add one standalone comment to the existing direct PL/pgSQL fixture and assert that format_plpgsql preserves it.

Suggested fix

-    let body = "`#variable_conflict` use_variable\n<<outerblock>>\nDECLARE\n    c CURSOR IS SELECT * FROM t ORDER BY a;\n    BEGIN\n        NULL; -- inner\n    END;\n    COMMIT;\nEND outerblock";
+    let body = "`#variable_conflict` use_variable\n<<outerblock>>\nDECLARE\n    c CURSOR IS SELECT * FROM t ORDER BY a;\n    BEGIN\n        -- standalone\n        NULL; -- inner\n    END;\n    COMMIT;\nEND outerblock";
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             "-- inner",
+            "-- standalone",
             " outerblock;",

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- Around line 42-50: Update the existing direct PL/pgSQL fixture in the relevant
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Outside-diff finding (tests/token_loss_test.rs:42-50, standalone comments): fixed in 56bd96d. plpgsql_keeps_labels_directives_cursors_comments_and_nested_terminators now has a -- standalone line inside the inner block and asserts every style keeps it; the reparse and fixed-point checks still pass. corpus() is unchanged. One correction to the rationale: tokens() does keep comments; the gap is that corpus() drops every line that starts with --, so standalone comments never reach the guard.