linter complains about indented macros

[JeffGarland]

I am attempting to have structure in a macro

  // if the config.hpp file does not exist because this is in godbolt
  // or another context where cmake is not run, default to the correct
  // answer.
  #if (_MSC_VER)
    #define BEMAN_ANY_VIEW_NO_UNIQUE_ADDRESS() [[msvc::no_unique_address]]
  #else 
    #define BEMAN_ANY_VIEW_NO_UNIQUE_ADDRESS() [[no_unique_address]]
  #endif

Expected Behavior

Linter should ignore -- I thought this was clang-format, but turning that off had no impact. So it's whatever python the review-dog is running.

Current Behavior

The linter wants to flatten the structure to no spaces --

@@ -6,14 +6,14 @@
#if !defined(__has_include) || __has_include(<beman/any_view/config.hpp>)
#include <beman/any_view/config.hpp>
#else

• // if the config.hpp file does not exist because this is in godbolt
• // or another context where cmake is not run, default to the correct
• // answer.
• #if (_MSC_VER)
• #define BEMAN_ANY_VIEW_NO_UNIQUE_ADDRESS() [[msvc::no_unique_address]]
• #else
• #define BEMAN_ANY_VIEW_NO_UNIQUE_ADDRESS() [[no_unique_address]]
• #endif
  +// if the config.hpp file does not exist because this is in godbolt
  +// or another context where cmake is not run, default to the correct
  +// answer.
  +#if (_MSC_VER)
  +#define BEMAN_ANY_VIEW_NO_UNIQUE_ADDRESS() [[msvc::no_unique_address]]
  +#else
  +#define BEMAN_ANY_VIEW_NO_UNIQUE_ADDRESS() [[no_unique_address]]
  +#endif
  #endif

Additional Discussions

Any insight into what tool to actually fix would be appreciated.