NoReservedKeywordParameterNames: more specific error indicator #107
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The warning for reserved keywords used in parameter names would previously be thrown on the line (+ column) where the `function` keyword for the function declaration was found. This commit changes that to pinpoint the exact location of the reserved keyword used as a parameter name. Includes adjusting one existing test to safeguard this (and safeguard handling with references and type declarations).
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The warning for reserved keywords used in parameter names would previously be thrown on the line (+ column) where the
functionkeyword for the function declaration was found.This commit changes that to pinpoint the exact location of the reserved keyword used as a parameter name.
Includes adjusting one existing test to safeguard this (and safeguard handling with references and type declarations).