Fix an infinite loop for Style/MultilineMethodSignature
when line break after def
#12763
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This undoes a part of #8090, specifically at 448eb96. There don't seem to be any consequences of doing so except for uncovering this bug.
A test case for this issue has already been added in #11768 but after the result has been reached there are still correctors that result in an infinite loop. In practice some other cop comes in first and makes this situation unlikely to actually encounter, unless it is disabled of course.
While I was working on #12753 I got into a similar situation, where my assertions where passing but actually running it on the codebase resulted in an infinite loop.
This PR fixes the ininite loop and makes these situations impossible by only considering a correction done if there are no correctors left.
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