Issue with bash new syntax.

[Ergus <spacibba@aol.com>]

Hi:

I am observing some issues with the indentation of the modern for loop
syntax in bash:

for ((it=0; it<${limit}; ++it)) 
	{
		echo "whatever $it"
	}


The question-issue comes in two parts.

Question: How can I configure to remove the extra indentation before `{`?
   In cc-mode there is a procedure, a bit cumbersome, but working. But
   sh-mode does not have such a thing.

Issue:
   When this loop is nested inside an if or another for loop the
   closing indentation seems to be broken

for dim in ${dims[@]}; do
         for bs in ${blocksizes[@]}; do
                 if [ something ]; then
                         for ((it=0; it<${ARGS[R]}; ++it)) 
                                 {
                                         whatever...
                                 }
-->                             else
                                         somethingelse
-->                     fi
-->                     done
-->                     done

Should I report a bug for this?