Multi line alias expressions plus allowing modules to be named with leading colon #360
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2. Alias with curly brackets can now be multi line
…cated in subfolders of test and lib folders
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We have product that needs to deal with Erlang's common test framework. Modules need to be named "Erlang way", so I added rule to allow modules to be named with leading colon.
Second change is support for multi line alias expressions, such as:
alias MyModule.SubModule.{
SomeOtherModule,
AndAnotherOne
}