Auto-indentation of `in` and `else` can get annoying

[kasbah]

Something is wrong with the way in is handled. Say you have some code like this:

let a = False
case a of 
    False -> ()

and you are just adding the in in front of the case you get to incase and it gets indented by one. Which is a bit annoying.

With else I often want to align like this:

f a = if a then b
      else c

so the auto-aligning to the then gets really annoying.

[unblevable]

+1 I think the plugin should be lenient about indentation to accommodate different coding styles. Especially since the official style guide is still going through major changes.