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It is possible to tokenize the actual source lines, and retrieve comments and attach them back if they are bind to the same node. We can probably retrieve this by checking whether all the line is covered by the singular node, and if so just add all comments to a stack and try to put them though one of the biggest problems with this approach is the collusion with existing comments since something that used to spread across lines might be reduced to a single-line now.
It is possible to tokenize the actual source lines, and retrieve comments and attach them back if they are bind to the same node. We can probably retrieve this by checking whether all the line is covered by the singular node, and if so just add all comments to a stack and try to put them though one of the biggest problems with this approach is the collusion with existing comments since something that used to spread across lines might be reduced to a single-line now.
See teyit as an example.
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