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The issue here was that Psalm registered the suppression with an offset (cursor position) relative to the beggining of the docblock whereas the expected offset was absolute (from the beggining of the file).
This lead me to send the starting position of the docblock to the parse function to make the addition, and then I had to go back to every place that used this offset to substract the docblock position.
I hope I didn't miss one, this was not easy to do.
I'm not sure if it will fix other similar issues or not, and frankly, I'm not even sure to understand why some suppression work and not other (I think this has to do with which type of docblock and where it need to be parsed)
this fixes #5501