Using the parentheses option "expanded, to statement" for DDL, I would expect a constraint to appear with the opening parenthesis under the start of the constraint (eg, the "f" in a foreign key constraint) as follows:

MyColumn int not null
   foreign key references SomeTable
   (
      someColumn
   )

But it actually appears at the end of the same line as the constraint, and the entire contents are indented from that position:

MyColumn int not null
   foreign key references SomeTable(
                                      someColulmn
                                   )