Prioritize splitting dicts in python

Author: AndrewRadev

ftplugin/python/splitjoin.vim

@@ -2,11 +2,11 @@ if !exists('b:splitjoin_split_callbacks')
   let b:splitjoin_split_callbacks = [
         \ 'sj#python#SplitString',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitListComprehension',
+        \ 'sj#python#SplitDict',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitTuple',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitArgs',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitAssignment',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitTernaryAssignment',
-        \ 'sj#python#SplitDict',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitArray',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitStatement',
         \ 'sj#python#SplitImport',
@@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ if !exists('b:splitjoin_join_callbacks')
         \ 'sj#python#JoinImportWithNewlineEscape',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinImportWithRoundBrackets',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinMultilineString',
+        \ 'sj#python#JoinDict',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinTuple',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinArgs',
-        \ 'sj#python#JoinDict',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinArray',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinTernaryAssignment',
         \ 'sj#python#JoinStatement',

spec/plugin/python_spec.rb

@@ -277,6 +277,15 @@ def example():
     assert_file_contents <<~EOF
       out = ("one", {"two": "three"}, "four")
     EOF
+
+    vim.search('two')
+    split
+
+    assert_file_contents <<~EOF
+      out = ("one", {
+          "two": "three"
+          }, "four")
+    EOF
   end
 
   specify "tuple within dictionary" do