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Regarding the new class-signature rule. What is the reasoning on not allowing the supertype on the same line for classes w/o parameters?

IMO it feels unnecessary to add the line-break before the supertype, but perhaps there's cases where this is needed for consistency?

The case I run into is something like
```class Foo(param: Int) : Bar({
   ...
})```
which then becomes

```class Foo(param: Int) : 
  Bar({
    ...
  })```
which adds another layer of indentation. If anyone knows any workarounds that would be great

You can disable the rule, but then you lose all the benefit of it in other scenarios :confused:

Actually, it might help if you set this config

`ktlint_class_signature_rule_force_multiline_when_parameter_count_greater_or_equal_than = 1`