Does this tool provide a way to insert new lines after every semicolon?

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README.md

@@ -55,6 +55,7 @@ The current list of special rules:
  - **SectionPrecedingNewlineCount**: Integer value. Defines how many empty lines should precede the section comments (`%% `). Negative values mean no special formatting is needed (the final format is defined by the input and the MaximalNewLines rule). For any number "X" bigger or equal to zero: section comments will be preceded exactly by X empty lines.
  - **SectionTrailingNewlineCount**: Integer value. Defines how many empty lines should follow the section comments (`%% `). Negative values mean no special formatting is needed (the final format is defined by the input and the MaximalNewLines rule). For any number "X" bigger or equal to zero: section comments will be followed exactly by X empty lines.
  - **EndingNewlineCount**: Integer value. Defines how many empty lines should be placed on the end of the input. Negative values mean no special formatting is needed (the final format is defined by the input and the MaximalNewLines rule). For any number "X" bigger or equal to zero: input will trailed exactly by X empty lines.
+ - **AllowMultipleStatementsPerLine**: [1|0]. If set to 1, MBeautifier will allow multiple statements per line (`a = 1; b = 2;`), otherwise it will break every statement into a new line. Defaults to "0".
  - **AddCommasToMatrices**: [1|0]. Indicates whether the missing element separator commas in matrices should be inserted. For example: `[1 2 3]` will be formatted as `[1, 2, 3]`.
  - **AddCommasToCellArrays**: [1|0]. Indicates whether the missing element separator commas in cell arrays should be inserted. For example: `{1 2 3}` will be formatted as `{1, 2, 3}`.
  - **MatrixIndexing_ArithmeticOperatorPadding**: [1|0]. Indicates whether the arithmetic operators should be padded by white spaces (using the operator padding rules), when they are used to index matrices. For example: `matrix(end+1) = 1` can be formatted as `matrix(end+1) = 1` when value is set to 0, or as `matrix(end + 1) = 1` if value is set to 1.