Unary calls

It adds inlay hints to identifiers.

const nothing = (_it: string) => void 0;
nothing(/* _it: */ "abc");

It adds inlay hints to property access expressions.

const nothing2 = { fn: (_it: string) => void 0 };
nothing2.fn(/* _it: */ "abc");

class AClass {
  constructor(_props: string) {}
  public aMethod = (_it: string) => void 0;
}

It adds inlay hints to class constructors.

const aClassInstance = new AClass(/* _props: */ "abc");

It adds inlay hints to class methods.

aClassInstance.aMethod(/* _it: */ "def");

N-ary calls

It adds inlay hints to n-ary calls to identifiers.

const naryFn = (_it: string, _it2: number, _it3: boolean) => void 0;
naryFn(/* _it: */ "abc", /* _it2: */ 123, /* _it3: */ false);

It adds inlay hints to n-ary calls to property access expressions.

const naryFnObj = { fn: (_it: string, _it2: number, _it3: boolean) => void 0 };
naryFnObj.fn(/* _it: */ "abc", /* _it2: */ 123, /* _it3: */ false);

class AClass3 {
  constructor(_props: string, _props2: number, _props3: boolean) {}
  public aMethod3 = (_it: string, _it2: number, _it3: boolean) => void 0;
}

It adds inlay hints to n-ary class constructors.

Notice that the snippet is re-formatted by prettier.

```ts eval --meta
const aClassInstance3 = new AClass3("abc", 123, false);
```

const aClassInstance3 = new AClass3(
  /* _props: */ "abc",
  /* _props2: */ 123,
  /* _props3: */ false
);

It adds inlay hints to n-ary class methods.

aClassInstance3.aMethod3(/* _it: */ "def", /* _it2: */ 123, /* _it3: */ false);

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