Incorrect formatting within lambdas for multiplication sign

[alexxxdev]

Expected Behavior

Code (shown as an example, only to show an error):

val variable1=2
val variable2=3
val variable3=false
val variable4=variable3.takeIf{variable3}.run{variable1*variable2}

after formatting:

val variable1 = 2
val variable2 = 3
val variable3 = false
val variable4 = variable3.takeIf { variable3 }.run { variable1 * variable2 }

Observed Behavior

val variable1 = 2
val variable2 = 3
val variable3 = false
val variable4 = variable3.takeIf { variable3 }.run { variable1*variable2 }

[christinalee]

Did a bit of debugging and it looks like this only occurs for multiplication specifically because it's getting caught up in the line designed to ignore spacing for things like fn(*array):

!(node.elementType == MUL && node.isPartOf(KtValueArgument::class)) && // fn(*array)

Will take a look at a solution to more specifically differentiate between fn(*array) and thing.run { thing1*thing2 } cases