Rust: Also use specialized types when inferring types for calls #21027
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Trait methods with default implementations have their types specialized when performing method resolution, that is, when matching the type of a receiver against the type of the
selfparameter. This PR does the same when inferring types of calls, for example inthe target of
x.max(y)is https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/cmp/trait.Ord.html#method.max, and before this PR the type of theotherparameter would remainSelf, which meant thatzwould have both typesi32andusize. After this PR, the type ofotheris specialized toi32, which meanszwill only have typei32.