`invalid-type-guard-call` examples in the docs don't report the error

```py
from typing import TypeIs

def f(v: object) -> TypeIs[int]: ...

a = [1,2]

f()  # reports `missing-argument` instead
f(*a)  # no error (should report an error because it crashes at runtime, but that's unrelated to `TypeIs`)
f(10)  # no error (false negative)
```

[Playground](https://play.ty.dev/489a618a-6c91-41f5-b62e-05d87c6c731f)