Treating SELECT JOIN "USING" keyword the same as "ON"

Have you considered handling for the JOIN "USING" keyword the same as "ON"?

There are newline before and after formatting options for the ON keyword when used in a JOIN clause but not for the increasingly common USING keyword/clause. It also appears that manipulating the USING options under the SQL/"Merge" section had no effect (as I would expect).  I think they should be treated the same. e.g., in the SQL/"SELECT" section 

        ☐ ☐ ON        Would become      ☐ ☐ ON/USING

Consider the generated formatted code below and the Notepad++ settings which result in my JOINs clauses are formatted differently for the same logical equivalent.

• Note that there is no newline after "ON" but is after "USING"
• Not sure why I am getting the two spaces between "(" and "t1.id" but that is a separate topic for a different day.

Generated Formatted Code	Settings in Notepad++
SELECT * FROM t1 JOIN t2 USING (id) JOIN t3 ON ( t1.id = t2.id)