no-unexpected-multiline check for semiColons asi

[RafaelKr]

When relying on ASI in JavaScript, there are some pitfalls you need to be aware of.
To avoid these, there is an ESLint rule called no-unexpected-multiline. In the linked documentation article there's also more information about the pitfalls.

A quote from https://kentcdodds.com/blog/semicolons-in-javascript-a-preference

There are a few gotchas with ASI. However, if you are using ESLint (which you should) and you enable the no-unexpected-multiline rule, then you're safe. Just make sure that your build pipeline will fail if that rule is broken because most assuredly your app will!

So I'd like to see something similar in dprint, to be able to safely rely on ASI.