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So Pants' Scala support seems to use Scalameta to do dependency inference

<https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/reference-scalafmt>
You can configure the version in your `pants.toml`

That's for Scalafmt though, not for ScalaMeta, right?

Is it not a artifact of scalafmt? And can be configured via the `artifacts` field. Sorry I have no clue about scala. Just checked the pants doc.

Scalafmt is a code formatter, ScalaMeta is a Scala library to parse Scala code

Simply updating ScalaMeta might fix the `fewerBraces` problem (assuming ScalaMeta is binary compatible), but it's not going to fix the enum problem.

I think I've figured out the cause of the `enum` problem. in `ScalaParser.scala` there's a big-ass `match` expression that does things for all the symbols you can declare in a Scala program, like traits, classes, objects, vals, defs etc.