KtLint Standard Class Wrapping

Minimal reproduction to show highlight the issue raised in this Kotlin lang Slack thread.

Environment

• KtLint 1.5.0
• KtLint IDE Plugin 0.26.0-beta-1.2024-12-17_18-03-40 (so that we can use the latest KtLint version)

Steps To Reproduce

1. Ensure you have the KtLint IDE plugin installed.
   • It should default to the latest version of KtLint but if not select 1.5.0.
2. Open the class OkHttpClient.
3. Format the file using the IDE autoformat shortcut of your choice.
   • The KtLint IDE plugin should attach itself to this shortcut and therefore invoke KtLint.

Expected Result

The class should be formatted like this (for the supplied .editorconfig).

internal open class OkHttpClientAdapter(
  private val url: String,
  private val httpClient: OkHttpClient = OkHttpClient()
) : HttpClientAdapter

Actual Result

The class is formatted like this:

internal open class OkHttpClientAdapter(private val url: String, private val httpClient: OkHttpClient = OkHttpClient()) :
  HttpClientAdapter

Note the constructor parameters are all on a single line but the supertype has been moved to a separate line. This is what looks odd and unexpected.