Request: `no-extra-parens` option to ignore `&&`/`||`

Although the rules for precedence of && and || are clear, using parentheses to visually group these is often very helpful to ensure programmer intentions. ie: a || (b && c) even though a || b && c is the same.

Most of the time, I don’t want extra parens - but around selection operators, I very much do. Can we add an option to this rule so it ignores &&/|| operators? (for stylistic reasons only)

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[nzakas]

@ilyavolodin you can just revert the revert locally rather than doing another PR

[obedm503]

is there a way for eslint to also ignore extra parens in the conditional of a ternary expression, so that

// valid
const a = (b || c) ? 5 : 20;
const r = (n * 2) ? a : b;
// invalid
const a = b || c ? 5 : 20;
const r = n * 2 ? a : b;

is valid. but it should kick in when there are no binary operators

// valid
const a = b ? 5 : 20;
// invalid
const a = (b) ? 5 : 20;

if already possible, can someone point me to the correct configuration