Missing parentheses when argument of UnaryExpression is LogicalExpression !(a && b)

[coderaiser]

When using such code:

const recast = require("recast");
const {unaryExpression} = require('@babel/types');
const babel = require('@babel/parser');

const source = '(options || !options.bidirectional) ? false : true;';

const ast = recast.parse(source, {
    parser: babel,
});

ast.program.body[0].expression = unaryExpression('!', ast.program.body[0].expression.test);

console.log(recast.print(ast).code);
// outputs
!options || !options.bidirectional

Should output:

!(options || !options.bidirectional)

Reproduced in latest version of @babel/parser when used with @babel/core@7.14.2

Fix landed in @putout/recast v1.3.1.

[gnprice]

This issue no longer reproduces 🎉

It reproduces as of recast@0.21.0:

$ cd $(mktemp -d)
$ npm i recast@0.21.0 @babel/types @babel/parser
$ xclip -o >test.js  # (to copy the code in the description to test.js)
$ node test.js
!options || !options.bidirectional;

It no longer reproduces as of 0.21.1:

$ npm i recast@0.21.1
$ node test.js
!(options || !options.bidirectional);

From looking through what changed between those versions, I think #1068 is probably the change that fixed it.