Categorize using Base::method; as a function.#381
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This will help overload detection (once it iterates over unsupported items), as this is literally how you introduce a method from your base class into an overload set. ```c++ using Base::foo; // required to be added to the `foo` overload set introduced here void foo(int); // shadows Base::foo unless you have the `using` ``` Also, it reduces the number of errors with an unknown item categorization for aggregation purposes. After this change, the single only uncategorized item I could find on a test run was a namespace declaration. I guess I should add a new Category for that, and then I'll need to iterate over larger test codebases. PiperOrigin-RevId: 864997903
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Categorize
using Base::method;as a function.This will help overload detection (once it iterates over unsupported items), as this is literally how you introduce a method from your base class into an overload set.
Also, it reduces the number of errors with an unknown item categorization for aggregation purposes.
After this change, the single only uncategorized item I could find on a test run was a namespace declaration. I guess I should add a new Category for that, and then I'll need to iterate over larger test codebases.