Running new fridge line, get regular breakers, AFCI, combo with GFCI, GFCI outlet, etc?
You don't need GFCI for a fridge receptacle in a residential kitchen
Refrigerators are, and have always been, effectively exempt from the GFCI requirements for dwelling units in the NEC, as those requirements only require receptacles serving kitchen countertops to be protected, and a dedicated refrigerator receptacle clearly doesn't serve countertop space.
AFCI is likely required though
However, your location is on the 2017 NEC, with no apparent local amendments, so you'll need to get an AFCI breaker for the new circuit, as basically all dwelling unit receptacles are required to be AFCI protected under the 2017 NEC.