Keep leading and trailing trivia when replacing statements with Assert.Multiple #538
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src/nunit.analyzers.tests/UseAssertMultiple/UseAssertMultipleCodeFixTests.cs
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Fixes #534
The empty line before the first Assert that can be merged is part of that statement. It needs to be moved to the new Assert.Multiple call.
Comment at the end of the block are part of block's closing brace, maintain that to keep the comments.