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feat(semantic): add scope to TSCallSignatureDeclaration
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feat(semantic): add scope to TSCallSignatureDeclaration
#14672
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds scope tracking capability to TypeScript call signature declarations by introducing the #[scope] attribute and a scope_id field. This enables proper semantic analysis and scope resolution for call signature declarations in the TypeScript AST.
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#[scope]attribute toTSCallSignatureDeclarationstruct - Added
scope_idfield to store the scope identifier for the call signature
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This is required else:
```
interface X {
(a): void
(a): void
}
```
will result in a semantic error or `a` being declared twice
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This is required else:
will result in a semantic error or
a being declared twice