Preserve partially typed tuple names in more places - #55789
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| >f3 : (cb: (x: number, args_0: boolean, ...args_1: string[]) => void) => void | ||
| >(...x) => {} : (x_0: number, x_1: boolean, ...x_2: string[]) => void | ||
| >x : [number, boolean, ...string[]] | ||
| >(...x) => {} : (x: number, x_1: boolean, ...x_2: string[]) => void |
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This change is a little funky - x isn;t consistent with x_1, but not a dealbreaker.
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x is just the name given in the original type, the rest are generated.
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#53356 introduced the ability to have partially named tuples, but while working on another bug, I noticed that there were a few places that the PR missed that should also be preserving names. This fixes those cases, with tests.
There are still other calls to
createTupleTypewhich are missing names, but they all appear to be unable to generate them (anywhere that generates a tuple from a binding, or are "noramlizing" a tuple which can create more than one element for the same name).