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Don't erase the type argument of receiver #793

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* @test
* @summary Test case for type argument in method invocation.
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I find this summary confusing and don't see how this matches the code - there is no type argument there.
You need to say something about what type argument you mean.
Same with the test name 'NonRawTypeArgument` isn't very helpful - all type arguments are non-raw, otherwise there wouldn't be type arguments...

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* @compile/fail/ref=NonRawTypeArgumentTest.out -XDrawDiagnostics -processor org.checkerframework.checker.nullness.NullnessChecker NonRawTypeArgumentTest.java
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public class NonRawTypeArgumentTest<T> {

NonRawTypeArgumentTest() {
foo();
}

void foo() {}
}
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NonRawTypeArgumentTest.java:10:12: compiler.err.proc.messager: [method.invocation.invalid] call to foo() not allowed on the given receiver.
found : @UnderInitialization(NonRawTypeArgumentTest.class) NonRawTypeArgumentTest<T extends @Initialized Object>
required: @Initialized NonRawTypeArgumentTest<T extends @Initialized Object>
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return;
}

AnnotatedTypeMirror methodReceiver = method.getReceiverType().getErased();
AnnotatedTypeMirror methodReceiver = method.getReceiverType();
AnnotatedTypeMirror treeReceiver = methodReceiver.shallowCopy(false);
AnnotatedTypeMirror rcv = atypeFactory.getReceiverType(tree);
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The subtype test below is typeHierarchy.isSubtype(treeReceiver, methodReceiver);
treeReceiver is a shallow copy of methodReceiver, with just the main modifier copied from the actual receiver rcv of the method invocation.
So to fix #104 we should really understand better what this code is supposed to do.
What goes from if we use typeHierarchy.isSubtype(rcv, methodReceiver);? Why this strange copying of annotations?

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I will look into #104 after this PR.


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