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Preserve line break between operator and let (#2396)
* Preserve line break between operator and let `@@ let` used to always break while `@@ let+` used to always align. This was changed in 913f754 to always break in both cases for consistency. Now, the break is preserved except in the case of a plain `let`. Preserving the line break on `let` do not reduce the regressions with the previous version and unecessarily give more use cases to this unwanted feature. This applies to `let<op>`, `let exception` and `let module`.
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