Member functions are not recognized when they contain a literal `type` parameter

[InspectorBoat]

Zig Version

0.15.0-dev.877+0adcfd60f

ZLS Version

0.15.0-dev.247+7ab5a7ad

Client / Code Editor / Extensions

vscode

Steps to Reproduce and Observed Behavior

comptime {
    var qux: Bar = undefined;
    qux.baz(); // <-- not recognized as a member function
}

const Bar = struct {
    pub fn baz(_: *@This(), _: type) void {}
};

Expected Behavior

qux.baz should be recognized as a member function.
If the parameter in baz is changed from the literal type to an alias, e.g:

comptime {
    var qux: Bar = undefined;
    qux.baz(); // <-- this now works
}

const Bar = struct {
    const X = type;
    pub fn baz(_: *@This(), _: X) void {}
};

qux.baz is now recognized.

[RedStealthDev]

I have this issue but only for nested structs eg

const a = Struct{
    pub fn foo(_: @This, _: type) void{}
}
const b = Struct{
    aval: a,
}
pub fn main() void{
    const Bar: b = .{.aval = undefined};
    Bar.aval.<Cursor>
}

wont show foo at Cursor Im running zls v0.15.0 and zig v0.15.1
it works fine on non nested ones

edit: i recline my statement checked without the nesting and got the same issue im getting the issue with a library called zcs by games-by-mason on the entity packed struct no idea why tho...

[xdBronch]

this seems to be fixed by #2518
the example in the comment above ^ is still wrong though, foo is shown but doesnt recognize that Bar.aval is the "self" argument

[Techatrix]

Fixed by #2518