`etc/prefer-interface` conflicts with `@typescript-eslint/prefer-function-type`

[Samuel-Therrien-Beslogic]

// Interface only has a call signature, you should use a function type instead. eslint(@typescript-eslint/prefer-function-type)
interface resultFunction<TOut, TIn> { (_: TIn): TOut; }
interface ContentGetter<TRow> { (row: TRow): Content<TRow>; }
// Type can be declared using an interface. eslint (etc/prefer-interface)
type resultFunction<TOut, TIn> = (_: TIn) => TOut;
type ContentGetter<TRow> = (row: TRow) => Content<TRow>;

[Samuel-Therrien-Beslogic]

Given the following

Some time after this rule was written, Anders Hejlsberg opened a PR that preserves type aliases for union and intersection types. That PR's changes should included in TypeScript 4.2, so when that version is released, the reasons for preferring interfaces might be less compelling.

and @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions, I've opted to just disable this rule on my side, I don't think it's bringing much for me.

I'm leaving this issue open as I think the conflicting rules could work together, maybe with configuration. If not, feel free to close.