Fix text block indentation when the text block has no prefix

[dweiss]

The simplest example is this:

public class A {
  public void foo() {
  String a = """
lorem
ipsum
""";

  String b = """
 lorem
 ipsum
 """;
 }
}

Both text blocks should be aligned after the formatter pass but a isn't:

public class A {
  public void foo() {
    String a =
        """
lorem
ipsum
""";

    String b =
        """
        lorem
        ipsum
        """;
  }
}

I think the StringWrapper used to apply some more logic to actually "deindent" text block strings but that logic isn't needed and is in fact wrong - I added a comment in the patch.

[dweiss]

We don't have to compute "deindent" at all here, I think, since no text block is allowed to appear at the top level of the syntax tree (?). Even if we wanted to allow it, the condition should be

String prefix = (startColumn == 0 || lines.stream().anyMatch(x -> x.length() + startColumn > columnLimit)) 
   ...
``.

[dweiss]

The expected output in this test was incorrect, it should have an indent.

[cushon]

This is currently intentional, although there's some ongoing internal discussion about what the Google Java Style Guide should say about text blocks, and the 'outdenting' behaviour may change.

I think this is the same issue as #1087 (comment)

[dweiss]

Yes, it seems to be the same underlying issue (code condition). I find it hard to understand why text blocks without an indent prefix would have to left without any formatting - this is inconsistent and strange to me. I also think it can lead to destructive formatting changes when used with intellij's plugin (which doesn't apply text block formatting). A subsequent run of the preformatter leaves the code in a different state compared to one run through the formatter. I'd have to come up with an example of this but I'm sure it's possible because I seem to indent those text blocks manually all the time...