Incorrect type inference for generic class in JavaScript

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Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

• VS Code Version: 1.99.0
• OS Version: Windows 10 Home 22H2

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Define a generic class as below:

   /** @template T */
   class C {
     /** @param {T} a */
     constructor(a) { }
     f() { const v = new C(/** @type {T[]} */ ([])); }
   }

2. The type of the variable v is incorrectly inferred to be C<T[][]>.

If the constructor call is outside of the class C<T> (as in the example below), the return type of the call is correctly inferred to be C<T[]>.

/** @template T */
class D {
  f() { const v = new C(/** @type {T[]} */ ([])); }
}
/** @template T; @param {C<T>} c */
const f = c => { const v = new C(/** @type {T[]} */ ([])); }