[java] Update rule OneDeclarationPerLine#3178
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This is necessary so that the regression tester picks up a change and creates a new diff report.
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This is just to check the diff report.
I do think the "strict" mode is not strict enough though. It would be nice to be able to enforce "one variable declaration per statement", even if they're split across lines. One of the arguments against declaring several variables in the same statement is that the declarations are harder to refactor, because they have to be extracted and their type copied before you can move them around. Even if you declare them one per line, that problem is still here (and it's also ugly).
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