fn innermost(_marker: i32) {
}
fn intermediate(marker: i32) {
innermost<complete here>
}
fn main() {
let marker = 0;
intermediate(marker);
}

I'm using this pattern for statically enforcing "being on the main thread"—the marker is a special struct that's unsafely instantiated at known points "on the main thread" and then passed down as arguments to functions that must only be called from the main thread. Naturally, the inner-most functions accept the marker with an underscore as they don't actually use it (all they need is the fact that the caller has one). However, this means that when completing these innermost functions I get a _marker completion instead of marker and have to fix it manually.