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fix(rome_js_analyze): improve the handling of trivia in useBlockStatements
#2981
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Summary
This PR fixes #2943 by introducing additional logic in the code generating the auto-fix for the rule to inspect the tokens and nodes being modified, and move or add trivia pieces accordingly.
I also fixed the query used by the rule to ensure it would trigger separately for if statements and else clauses, ensuring both the consequent and alternate statements would have a diagnostic and code action emitted, and not only the first one visited by the rule.
Test Plan
I added a number of additional test cases in the snapshot tests for the rule to verify the handling of empty statements in if-else chains and indentation