Method named "for" creates indentation problems

[moubry]

The following is valid Ruby code:

class Foo

  def self.for(bar)
  end

end

Tailor generates the following problems for this code:

Problems:
 1.
   * position:  6:0
   * property:  indentation_spaces
   * message:   Line is indented to column 0, but should be at 2.

The issue is with using the method name for. If I had instead used the name from then there would be no problems reported.

[turboladen]

Looks like tailor is incorrectly detecting for as a keyword; and since it doesn't find a related end, the indentation is outta whack. Definitely a bug.