Experimental operator position

[Janther]

Prettier v3.5.0 added a new experimental option.

Experimental options follow this policy.

These options are designed to test if the users adopt the new formatting over the old one.

So far we have been follow closely prettier's decisions regarding formatting and apply when it makes sense in a Solidity context.

This PR contains 2 changes.

1. Tweaking binary operation's indenting and grouping to align better with prettier's

   • This mainly creates a clear hierarchy where the higher an operation is in the hierarchy, when paired with a lower operation, it will be grouped and indented (visually matching the behaviour of adding parentheses) the hierarchy is as follows:
     1. Exponentiation **
     2. Multiplication *, /, %
     3. Addition +, -
     4. Shift Operation <<, >>
     5. Bit Operation |, &, ^
     6. Inequality <, >, <=, >=
     7. Equality ==, !=
     8. logical &&, ||

   Many of these cases were already taken care of by adding parentheses in unclear cases or when everything would fit in a single line.

   // Original
   x = a * b + c;
   x = a + b * c;
   x = veryLongNameA * veryLongNameB + veryLongNameC;
   x = veryLongNameA + veryLongNameB * veryLongNameC;
   x = veryVeryLongNameA * veryVeryLongNameB + veryVeryLongNameC;
   x = veryVeryLongNameA + veryVeryLongNameB * veryVeryLongNameC;
   // just to compare with the parentheses behaviour
   x = a * b / c;
   x = veryLongNameA * veryLongNameB / veryLongNameC;
   x = veryVeryLongNameA * veryVeryLongNameB / veryVeryLongNameC;
   
   // Current Format
   x = a * b + c;
   x = a + b * c;
   x =
       veryLongNameA *
       veryLongNameB +
       veryLongNameC;
   x =
       veryLongNameA +
       veryLongNameB *
       veryLongNameC;
   x =
       veryVeryLongNameA *
       veryVeryLongNameB +
       veryVeryLongNameC;
   x =
       veryVeryLongNameA +
       veryVeryLongNameB *
       veryVeryLongNameC;
   // just to compare with the parentheses behaviour
   x = (a * b) / c;
   x =
       (veryLongNameA * veryLongNameB) /
       veryLongNameC;
   x =
       (veryVeryLongNameA *
           veryVeryLongNameB) /
       veryVeryLongNameC;
   
   // New Format
   x = a * b + c;
   x = a + b * c;
   x =
       veryLongNameA * veryLongNameB +
       veryLongNameC;
   x =
       veryLongNameA +
       veryLongNameB * veryLongNameC;
   x =
       veryVeryLongNameA *
           veryVeryLongNameB +
       veryVeryLongNameC;
   x =
       veryVeryLongNameA +
       veryVeryLongNameB *
           veryVeryLongNameC;
   // just to compare with the parentheses behaviour
   x = (a * b) / c;
   x =
       (veryLongNameA * veryLongNameB) /
       veryLongNameC;
   x =
       (veryVeryLongNameA *
           veryVeryLongNameB) /
       veryVeryLongNameC;

   Since all of these behaviours follow the same rule there was a big work in standardising the printers in such a way that we can view what are the levels bellow at each level.

   • there is a new parentheses case added.

     // Original
     a == b == c;
     a == b != c;
     a != b == c;
     a != b != c;
     
     // Formatted
     (a == b) == c;
     (a == b) != c;
     (a != b) == c;
     (a != b) != c;

   Tis case was added to the tests that compile and compare the byte code.

   • A simple binary operation will be grouped when is the only operation in an assignment

     // Original
     a = veryLongCall(parameter) + b;
     
     // Current Format
     a =
         veryLongCall(
             parameter
         ) +
         b;
     
     // New Format
     a =
         veryLongCall(
             parameter
         ) + b;

2. adding support for experimentalOperatorPosition

⚠️ Since there is a huge amount of new test scenarios, I added them in 1 commit to the main branch in which we already trust the way we where formatting, and we can review the format changes directly in this PR

[Janther]

This changes are only for the antlr parser and will be reformulated in smaller PRs for slang and antlr.