cc-mode identifies brace-enclosed initializer list as statement block

[Jefferson Carpenter]

I'm concerned about the indentation of the following code:

    void build_pages() {
        idx = &mk_hcj<text>(*new hcj, {
            {},
            {{
                    "hi"
                }},
        });
    }

I would like the "hi" text to be indented one level - not two.  IOW, I 
want it to be indented like this:

    void build_pages() {
        idx = &mk_hcj<text>(*new hcj, {
            {},
            {{
                "hi"
            }},
        });
    }

Placing point on the line containing "hi" and running 
(c-guess-basic-syntax), the output is:

    ((statement-block-intro 63) (brace-list-intro 63))

So cc-mode appears to be confusing my nested brace-init-lists with 
statement blocks.  I understand that if two separate brace-list-intro's 
were recognized, it might still indent two levels unless they were 
combined somehow, but I think a good starting point would be for the 
parser to be able to understand nested list-initialization.

Jefferson