Comment after braces

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--parser babel
--print-width 2000
--tab-width 4

Input:

const value = true;
if (value) { /** Some comment about the if option that is not keeped on this line */
  
} /** This comment is keeped on this line */ else { /** Some comment about the else option that is not keeped on this line */
  console.log('hello'); /** This comment is keeped on this line */
}

Output:

const value = true;
if (value) {
    /** Some comment about the if option that is not keeped on this line */
} /** This comment is keeped on this line */ else {
    /** Some comment about the else option that is not keeped on this line */
    console.log("hello"); /** This comment is keeped on this line */
}

Expected behavior:

const value = true;
if (value) { /** Some comment about the if option that is not keeped on this line */
} /** This comment is keeped on this line */ else { /** Some comment about the else option that is not keeped on this line */
    console.log("hello"); /** This comment is keeped on this line */
}

[kachkaev]

This works too, does not it? Importantly, there is more space for a comment, especially in the case of a long if:

if (veryLongConditionThatNeedsALotOfSpaceAndWouldThusPushTheCommentRight) {
    // This comment tells what is done below inside the if
    
    // A comment here would explain the below console.log('hello') (not the if block)
    console.log('hello');
} else {
    // This comment tells what is done below inside the else

    // A comment here would explain the below console.log('hello2') (not the else block)
    console.log('hello2');
}

[MaxenceEpitech]

The objective of keeping a comment after { is to describe what’s done inside the else part of an ‘if / else’.

} else { // This comment tells what is done bellow inside the else
    // A comment here would explain the bellow console.log('hello2') (not the else block)
    console.log('hello2');
}