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=== tests/cases/compiler/overloadsAndTypeArgumentArityErrors.ts ===
declare function Callbacks(flags?: string): void;
>Callbacks : { (flags?: string): void; <T>(flags?: string): void; <T1, T2>(flags?: string): void; }
>flags : string
declare function Callbacks<T>(flags?: string): void;
>Callbacks : { (flags?: string): void; <T>(flags?: string): void; <T1, T2>(flags?: string): void; }
>flags : string
declare function Callbacks<T1, T2>(flags?: string): void;
>Callbacks : { (flags?: string): void; <T>(flags?: string): void; <T1, T2>(flags?: string): void; }
>flags : string
Callbacks<number, string, boolean>('s'); // wrong number of type arguments
>Callbacks<number, string, boolean>('s') : void
>Callbacks : { (flags?: string): void; <T>(flags?: string): void; <T1, T2>(flags?: string): void; }
>'s' : "s"
new Callbacks<number, string, boolean>('s'); // wrong number of type arguments
>new Callbacks<number, string, boolean>('s') : any
>Callbacks : { (flags?: string): void; <T>(flags?: string): void; <T1, T2>(flags?: string): void; }
>'s' : "s"
declare function f<A, B = {}>(arg: number): void;
>f : <A, B = {}>(arg: number) => void
>arg : number
f<number>(); // wrong number of arguments (#25683)
>f<number>() : void
>f : <A, B = {}>(arg: number) => void
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