feat: add unionAndIntersectionType.operatorPosition option#785
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Resolves with the same precedence as the other per-node operator-position overrides: node value > global `operatorPosition` > `nextLine`. Default behavior is unchanged. `sameLine` places `|` / `&` at the end of the wrapped line; `maintain` preserves the author's position (and falls back to dprint's default when the source is single-line, matching how `conditionalExpression.operatorPosition` handles `maintain`).
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Closes #759.
Adds a per-node
unionAndIntersectionType.operatorPositionacceptingmaintain|sameLine|nextLine. Resolves with the same precedence as the other per-node operator-position overrides (node > globaloperatorPosition>nextLine), so the default is unchanged.sameLineplaces|/&at the end of the wrapped line — useful when paired with ESLint's@stylistic/operator-linebreak: ['after'].maintainpreserves the author's per-pair position, falling back to dprint's default when the source is single-line (same heuristic asconditionalExpression.operatorPosition).