When outputting the name of a type parameter, Kernel follows two
special conventions:
- It fully qualifies the name of the type parameter with respect to
the scope of its declaration; so for example a type parameter `T` of
a class `C` in a library `lib` might be annotated as `lib::C::T`.
- Within a factory constructor, type parameters of the class are
annotated as though they are type parameters of the factory
constructor (this is because factory constructors are represented in
kernel as static methods).
This CL adjusts the strong mode type inference tests to reflect this
behavior (and modifies analyzer's front_end_inference_test so that
follows the kernel conventions).
R=scheglov@google.com
Review-Url: https://codereview.chromium.org/2909503004 .
Paul Berry
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