keep-sorted could handle trailing commas better

[JeffFaer]

There's some logic in keep-sorted to try and gracefully handle lists that don't have a final trailing comma like

ImmutableList.of(
  // keep-sorted start
  1,
  3,
  2
  // keep-sorted end
);

would become the following (commas added and removed as necessary)

ImmutableList.of(
  // keep-sorted start
  1,
  2,
  3
  // keep-sorted end
);

keep-sorted/keepsorted/block.go

Lines 338 to 340 in 62dd144

	// handleTrailingComma handles the special case that all lines of a sorted segment are terminated
	// by a comma except for the final element; in this case, we add a ',' to the
	// last linegroup and strip it again after sorting.

There's a couple edge cases here that aren't handled very well right now

1. Trailing comments after a comma

   This prevents the special case from being triggered

   ImmutableList.of(
     // keep-sorted start
     1,
     3, // three
     2
     // keep-sorted end
   );

   would become

   ImmutableList.of(
     // keep-sorted start
     1,
     2
     3, // three
     // keep-sorted end
   );

2. Trailing comment after the last line

   The logic still triggers, but we add a comma to the comment

   ImmutableList.of(
     // keep-sorted start
     1,
     3, 
     2 // two
     // keep-sorted end
   );

   would become

   ImmutableList.of(
     // keep-sorted start
     1,
     2 // two,
     3
     // keep-sorted end
   );

[AlexanderGH]

Here's my take on both handling this and generalizing it to avoid hard-coding one-off logic concepts: AlexanderGH/presubmitchecks#7

It's not an exact 1:1 because it doesn't support stuff like this:

keep-sorted/goldens/prefixes.in

Line 16 in 8d64151

BAR

(it would maintain the missing comma in the same position) but if i wanted to, i could do a pre-sort by prefix order, but that seems like too much of a special-case and trying to again put language knowledge into the system.

tl;dr: accept a regexp with two subgroups. one subgroup is sticky to the sortable group, and the other is sticky to the position (anything outside the subgroups is dropped). In this example the comma would be sticky to the group position and the comment sticky to the sortable group.