Ternary operators, again

I agree that multi-line ternary operators make sense. However, the following is (as far as I know) bad, due to ASI:

```
var foo = (a === b)
? 1
: 2;
```

JShint will throw an error on this code, saying “Bad line breaking before '?'”.

If you insist on using multi-line ternary operators, you might prefer the following style:

```
var foo = (a === b) ?
1 :
2;
```

I agree that it is less readable, because the question mark and the colon are more obvious at the beginning of the line. But I wouldn’t want to mess with ASI and depend on implicit fixes of the JS engine, either.