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assert.stub/spy do not accept a function argument #3

@mliszcz

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@mliszcz

This is an example taken directly from busted documentation:

    local t = {
      greet = function(msg) print(msg) end
    }

    stub(t, "greet")

    t.greet("Hey!") -- DOES NOT print 'Hey!'
    assert.stub(t.greet).was.called_with("Hey!")

Lua LS gives the following error on the assertion line:

Diagnostics:                                                        
Cannot assign `function` to parameter `luassert.spy`.               
- `function` cannot match `luassert.spy`                            
- Type `function` cannot match `luassert.spy` [param-type-mismatch]

I'm not sure how to fix this. Changing the param in the meta file to luassert.spy|function may be a workaround but would not be accurate. The problem is that t.greet is already a luassert.spy object but the language server incorrectly assumes that it is a function. The object is modified in-place and after the call:

local s = stub(t, "greet")

t.greet is no longer a function but a callable table. Both s and t.greet point to the same object (of type luassert.spy). It would be best if the language server could figure this out.

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