Update size codegen to reduce bracket depth as number of parameters grows#1542
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Update size codegen to reduce bracket depth as number of parameters grows#1542
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The current codegen has occasionally lead to issues for clang users who use BRMS and end up with a lot of parameters. We were already using very similar logic elsewhere that didn't generate a ton of extra parenthesis, so I just made them use the same logic.
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The C++ generated by models with many individually named parameters should be less likely to produce errors complaining about
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