Add option to make one-line exception for getters

[devinivy]

The impetus for this rule is to have a blank line to denote that an asynchronous function call might occur. One case in which it's guaranteed that there's no async business is in a getter. It would be very convenient, in particular for static class getters, to have an option to allow one-liners there.

Here's an example,

// Allowed
const MyClass = class {
    static get name() {
        return 'MySpecialClass';
    }
};

// Allowed
const MyClass = class {
    static get name() { return 'MySpecialClass'; }
};

// Still not allowed
const fn = function () {
    return 'someValue';
};

[cjihrig]

I don't have a problem with this personally. Can you raise this on the hapi style guide though to make sure Eran and everyone else is fine with it.

[devinivy]

Can do! Wouldn't necessarily have to change the hapi style guide if we make this an additional one-liner option, but I wouldn't mind it in the official hapi style guide either.

[hueniverse]

Closing due to lack of progress.

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