function indenting in function arguments is stupid

[tamzinblake]

it does:

    Crafty.load(['sprite.png'], function() {
                   Crafty.scene('main')
    })

Should be:

    Crafty.load(['sprite.png'], function() {
      Crafty.scene('main')
    })

or:

    Crafty.load(['sprite.png'], function() {
                                  Crafty.scene('main')
    })

[tamzinblake]

One problem is that the preferred indentation level isn't obvious. In the following case, you want function bodies indented past the function keyword to be clear:

Crafty.load( ['sprite.png']
           , function () {
               Crafty.scene('main')
             }
           , function () {
               foo()
             }
           )

But in most cases, you'll only pass one function to a function and it will look more like:

    Crafty.load(['sprite.png'], function() {
      Crafty.scene('main')
      return DoLotsOfStuff + UseReallyLongNames * Makethisfunctionunreadablein80charwidth
    })

So which indentation is correct, or how do we disambiguate between the two? Is the indentation difference just caused by whether the function keyword is on a different line than the opening brace of its parent?