Rome has special formatting for test calls that ensures that callbacks remain on the same line as the it or describe even if exceeding the configured print width. This check was missing for arrow function expression with a single binding parameter so that formatting

it('should have the default duration when using the onClose arguments', done => {
	expect(true);
	done();
});

first resulted in

it('should have the default duration when using the onClose arguments', (
	done,
) => {
	expect(true);
	done();
});

and ultimately in

it('should have the default duration when using the onClose arguments', (done) => {
	expect(true);
	done();
});

This PR removes the need for a second formatting pass by picking up the test call layout in the arrow function binding parameter formatting.

Tests

I added a new snapshot test and verified that formatting the ant-design project twice yields no more formatting changes.