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Previously we saw a bug that when we have nested if statements and an alternate then the generated code may confuse which if statement the alternate belongs to. e.g. ``` if (foo) if (bar) bar(); else baz(); ``` But this was handled by looking at the consequent and if it's an if we add a block. However we didn't handle situations where it's not an if but the last recursive statement is an if: ``` if (foo) while (bar) if (baz) baz(); else shoosh() ``` This handles it by recurring until we get the last statement.
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