Fix #1012: multiline lambda with single statement conversion#1234
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Fixes #1012 by ensuring that when a VB.NET MultiLineLambdaExpressionSyntax contains a single statement that is not an ExpressionStatementSyntax or ReturnStatementSyntax (such as a local declaration statement with a multiline LINQ query), it is converted to a block-bodied lambda in C# rather than an arrow expression clause. Also adds a corresponding characterization test. Co-authored-by: GrahamTheCoder <2490482+GrahamTheCoder@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fix conversion of single-statement multiline lambda to block syntax
Fixes #1012 by ensuring that when a VB.NET MultiLineLambdaExpressionSyntax
contains a single statement that is not an ExpressionStatementSyntax or
ReturnStatementSyntax (such as a local declaration statement with a
multiline LINQ query), it is converted to a block-bodied lambda in C#
rather than an arrow expression clause.
Also adds a corresponding characterization test.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3073073241984481523 started by @GrahamTheCoder