GDScript: no parser error when super() doesn't called in derived class

[ThakeeNathees]

Godot version: v4.0.dev.custom_build 5ba46dd

OS/device including version: windows 10

Issue description:
it should remind to call super() if base class doesn't have any default constructor

class A:
	func _init(p):
		pass

class B extends A:
	func _init():  <-- no parser error here
		pass
		

[lyuma]

See also issue #50590

What is supposed to happen if super() is called implicitly, but your superclass (A) takes an argument?
Should this case produce an error?

[dalexeev]

In 4.x, multilevel calls are removed and and constructor syntax is no different from other methods now, so requiring a call to super() looks wrong to me.

As for the exception for constructor, this behavior exists in some other languages as well. For example PHP:

Unlike other methods, __construct() is exempt from the usual signature compatibility rules when being extended.

I'm not sure what the behavior in GDScript should be here. Perhaps this should be a warning, not an error.

For other custom methods, the signature is checked:

class A:
    func test(p):
        pass

class B extends A:
    # Error: The function signature doesn't match the parent. Parent signature is "test(Variant) -> Variant".
    func test():
        pass

[vnen]

It is indeed a bug, it should raise an error if the super class constructor requires an argument that is not being provided. This can be checked at compile time and should show an error in the editor. I'll try to keep in my shortlist for 4.0 but it's so close I won't really promise it.