Extra lines when a mix of multi-line spans and single-line spans are displayed

[beeb]

As you can see from the screenshot below, when a multi-line span ends on the same line as two single-line spans, there are additional horizontal lines on the left.

[cgettys-microsoft]

You mean after line 183?
Does seem a bit weird, could argue that each single line span should get its own line even if they cover teh same range, and if not, should not have multiple.
Got a nice self contained repro that would make for a good unit test?

[beeb]

Thanks for the response @cgettys-microsoft ,

Here's a minimal repro: https://codeberg.org/beeb/miette-repro

  × error
   ╭─[2:5]
 1 │
 2 │ ╭─▶     function test(
 3 │ │           bool a,
 4 │ ├─▶     ) internal returns (uint256 helloWorld, Test someTest) {
   · ╰───                        ─────────┬────────
   · ╰───                                 ╰── in hac habitasse platea dictumst
   · ╰──── lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
 5 │             // oh hai
   ╰────

Yeah I mean the extra ╰─── on the left side should probably not be there (replaced with |). I would argue only the last one should be displayed like so:

 4 │ ├─▶     ) internal returns (uint256 helloWorld, Test someTest) {
   · |                           ─────────┬────────
   · |                                    ╰── in hac habitasse platea dictumst
   · ╰──── lorem ipsum dolor sit amet