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=== tests/cases/conformance/types/typeRelationships/typeAndMemberIdentity/objectTypesIdentityWithComplexConstraints.ts ===
interface A {
>A : A
<T extends {
>T : T
<S extends A>(x: T, y: S): void
>S : S
>A : A
>x : T
>T : T
>y : S
>S : S
}>(x: T, y: T): void
>x : T
>T : T
>y : T
>T : T
}
interface B {
>B : B
<U extends B>(x: U, y: U): void
>U : U
>B : B
>x : U
>U : U
>y : U
>U : U
}
// ok, not considered identical because the steps of contextual signature instantiation create fresh type parameters
function foo(x: A);
>foo : { (x: A): any; (x: B): any; }
>x : A
>A : A
function foo(x: B); // error after constraints above made illegal
>foo : { (x: A): any; (x: B): any; }
>x : B
>B : B
function foo(x: any) { }
>foo : { (x: A): any; (x: B): any; }
>x : any
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