[consistent-type-specifier-style] Fixer breaks adjacent code (syntax error due to missing comma)

[aaronadamsCA]

Input:

import { Component, type ComponentProps } from "package-1";
import {
  Component1,
  Component2,
  Component3,
  Component4,
  Component5,
} from "package-2";

Actual output (syntax error):

import { Component  } from "package-1";
import type {ComponentProps} from "package-1";
import {
  Component1
  Component2,
  Component3,
  Component4,
  Component5,
} from "package-2";

Expected output:

 import { Component  } from "package-1";
 import type {ComponentProps} from "package-1";
 import {
-  Component1
+  Component1,
   Component2,
   Component3,
   Component4,

[ljharb]

cc @bradzacher

[bradzacher]

I'd have to test and investigate properly, but at least based on the description I don't think this is due to the consistent-type-specifier-style rule because the fixer should only touch relevant imports.

[ljharb]

@aaronadamsCA can you confirm that this happens with only that rule enabled?

[bradzacher]

Huh - nope, I can confirm this is the output testing against main. SUPER WEIRD.