Shell Script: Pressing return at the end of a line that starts a block doesn't indent the next line to the new level

[danfuzz]

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When editing in the "Shell Script" language, if you type something that starts a block (such as an if or function, etc.), when you press return on the line, the cursor ends up indented at the old level and not the level implied by what was just typed.

For example, if I type function foo { and then press return, I would expect to see the following, where | represents the insertion cursor:

function foo {
    |
}

but instead I end up with:

function foo {
|}

Similarly, if I'm in an indentation level in and type if (( x == 1 )); then and then press return, I expect:

function foo {
    if (( x == 1 )); then
        |
}

but instead I end up with:

function foo {
    if (( x == 1 )); then
    |
}

(Note: I'm using four spaces per indentation level here.)

Zed Version and System Specs

Zed: v0.170.2 (Zed)
OS: macOS 14.7.1
Memory: 16 GiB
Architecture: aarch64

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