prefer-specific-tslint-disable rule

TSLint will filter out / ignore failures when there is a line within the start and end which disables the rule. This would be fine, except `// tslint:disable-line` without specifying a specific rule results in disabling all rules including those which may be failing on a parent node.

For example,

```
class MyClass {
secondMethod() {
console.log("second Method"); // tslint:disable-line
}
firstMethod() {
this.secondMethod();
}
}
```

The newspaper-order rule should fail stating the order should be `[firstMethod, secondMethod]`, however the `console.log("second Method"); // tslint:disable-line` actually disables it!

The following code works as expected:

```
class MyClass {
secondMethod() {
console.log("second Method"); // tslint:disable-line no-console
}
firstMethod() {
this.secondMethod();
}
}
```