If the parameter of an overload is a function and the argument is also a
function, skip the overload if the parameter has fewer arguments than
the argument does. That overload cannot possibly apply, and should not
participate in, for example, contextual typing.

Example:

```ts
interface I {
  (a: number): void;
  (b: string, c): void;
}
declare function f(i: I): void;
f((x, y) => {});
```

This code now skips the first overload instead of considering.

This was a longstanding bug but was only uncovered now that more
functions expressions are context sensitive.

1. Update changed baseline.
2. Add a new test with baseline.

… of super call (#11868)

* rewrite void-returning statements in constructors that capture result of super call

* linter

…artially fill type parameters

…itTypeAlaisWithTypeParam

[Release-2.1] Fix declaration emit when using type parameters

…roject (#11932)

* Add diagnostics for certain external project

* Show tsconfig suggestion

* fix lint error

* Address pr

* fix comment

* Update error message

…11980)

* WIP

* Properly naming things

* refactor

* apply the option to all files and check out options

* Fix typo

use local registry to check if typings package exist

* add test for the fix for overwrite emitting error

* cr feedback

enable sending telemetry events

…is es2015 and the file is external module

…Strict

[Release 2.1] fix11806 omit use strict

* Exclude global augmentation from module resolution logic

* Address PR: check using string literal instead of NodeFlags.globalAugmentation