Format record properties equivalent to class fields

**Prettier-Java 1.6.0**

```sh
--print-width 80
```

**Input:**

```java
public record PolicyDto(
@NotNull
@Pattern(regexp = "\\d{10}")
String policyNumber,

@NotEmpty List<@NotNull @Valid ContractRelationDto> contractRelations,

@NotNull
@JsonSerialize(using = ContractStateSerializer.class)
@Schema(type = "integer", description = "some description")
ContractState contractState
) {}
```

**Output:**

```java
public record PolicyDto(
@NotNull @Pattern(regexp = "\\d{10}") String policyNumber,

@NotEmpty List<@NotNull @Valid ContractRelationDto> contractRelations,

@NotNull
@JsonSerialize(using = ContractStateSerializer.class)
@Schema(type = "integer", description = "some description")
ContractState contractState
) {}
```

**Expected behavior:**
```java
public record PolicyDto(
@NotNull
@Pattern(regexp = "\\d{10}")
String policyNumber,

@NotEmpty
List<@NotNull @Valid ContractRelationDto> contractRelations,

@NotNull
@JsonSerialize(using = ContractStateSerializer.class)
@Schema(type = "integer", description = "some description")
ContractState contractState
) {}
```
Format document properties equivalent to class fields. For this, each annotation needs to be put on a separate line (regardless of whether the print-width is exceeded).

No files, tests, or entry points are named. Reproduce the issue with the provided Java record and Prettier-Java 1.6.0 configuration, then compare record-property formatting with class-field formatting; done means each record annotation is on its own line regardless of print width.

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