Make error span first line only for arrow functions with expression body #60809
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Fixes #57866.
(In addition to #60799, this is only one part of #57866. It doesn't completely fix the issue.)
This should make the error span less noisy.
We were already doing this for block bodies, and I don't see any reason why we wouldn't also do it for non-block bodies. In my experience it's very common to have long multi-line non-block arrow functions, especially when using the
pipefunction.I'm also considering whether these errors should only span
=>orreturn, but that's a bigger change.