Format interface members on separate lines

[MichaReiser]

Prettier formats each interface member on its own line whereas Rome tries to fit as many as possible on a single line Playground.

Input

interface X { a }

interface Y {
  method();
}

interface Z {
  new (): Y;
}

interface A {
  [index: string]: string;
}

// BUT!
type T = { a, b, c, d};

Prettier

interface X {
  a;
}

interface Y {
  method();
}

interface Z {
  new (): Y;
}

interface A {
  [index: string]: string;
}

// BUT!
type T = { a; b; c; d };

Rome

interface X { a }

interface Y { method() }

interface Z { new(): Y }

interface A { [index: string]: string }

// BUT!
type T = { a; b; c; d };

Expected

Rome formats every interface member on its own line but tries to fit as many type members on a single line as possible (same as Prettier)