fix(fmt): retain modifier and constructor comments - #16787
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Leave comments before bodies in the main comment stream when a header has no attributes. This prevents the attribute mapper from silently dropping modifier and constructor comments.
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forge fmtdrops comments before modifier and constructor bodies because the attribute mapper consumes them even when the header has no attributes. Leave those comments for the body printer, with regression coverage for line and block comments and a control case with an attributed modifier. Written with Codex assistance for implementation and regression tests.