User reported:

Sometimes when I'm testing a section of code I put in a Debug.Writeline statement at the beginning of the line. I do this so that I can easily spot it when scanning lines of code as being a temporary line that I will want to get rid of a some point. However formatting the source of course moves this line back to the current indentation.
Also if I type in multiple lines starting at the first column such as if (i == 1) {
Debug.WriteLine("first column reached"); } then as soon as the closing brace is entered, the whole lot gets moved back to the correct indentation level

Would it be possible to have an option that when a line or block begins at the first column then the indentation level is temporarily ignored for formatting?
(Since using statements, namespace statements and non-namespaced declaration statements would normally indent to level 0 anyway I suspect this would have no affect on them and so might be relatively easy to implement)