Not sure I agree. As my eyesight degrades over time, I really like the idea of putting a space between a paren and a parameter in function calls / definitions.

  // I prefer to look at this:
  function example( whatever ) {
    :
  }

  // Instead of this:
  function example(whatever)
  {
    :
  }

And I don't think it's appropriate to force everyone who uses your language to adhere to the same style. If you want to enforce a style, just encode that style in the syntax of the language.

Also... my dyslexic coders tend to hate long lines of code, so we sometimes do lispy things like this:

  const foo = whatever(
    "this is a big long parameter",
    ( 2 + bar ) * 90,
    i,
    process.env.HOME || `/mnt/${process.env.USER}`
  );

instead of this:

  const foo = whatever( "this is a big long parameter", ( 2 + bar ) * 90, i, process.env.HOME || `/mnt/${process.env.USER`);

And there's nobody's style that allows the former.