adding documentation about @no-named-arguments and allowNamedArgumentCalls #5654
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I saw a change on a project today where allowNamedArgumentCalls was set to false. I expected this to have the same effect as a
@no-named-argumentproject-wide but it didn't seem to work.After thinking about that, my assumption didn't make sense because without
@no-named-argumentdirectly in code, Psalm can't enforce the absence of named parameters on external calls.Those were largely undocumented so I added some details