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space_after_anon_function doesn't work with anon async functions
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I like ESLint’s “space-before-function-paren” which covers all these (anon, named, anon async, named async) under one setting. Thoughts?
I ran this in v1.8.6 and it appears to force a space between “async” and the following parens as default. @laggingreflex and @xueqingxiao, please feel free to review this and let me know if you disagree. In the meantime, I’m going to mark this as resolved.