wrong argument count causes different error if feature with same name and no arguments exists

[simonvonhackewitz]

Calling a feature with wrong argument count causes this error that suggests features with same name and different argument count

x(a i32) => "test"
x(a,b,c i32) => "test"
x 1 2

❯ fz /tmp/test.fz

/tmp/test.fz:3:1: error 1: Different count of arguments needed when calling feature
x 1 2

Feature not found: 'x' (2 arguments)
Target feature: 'universe'
In call: 'x 1 2'
To solve this, you might change the actual number of arguments to match one of the features 'x' (one argument) at /tmp/test.fz:1:1:
x(a i32) => "test"

, or
'x' (3 arguments) at /tmp/test.fz:2:1:
x(a,b,c i32) => "test"


one error.

However, if there is a feature with the same name and no arguments, only the feature with no arguments is suggested

x(a i32) => "test"
x => "test"
x 1 2

❯ fz /tmp/test.fz            

/tmp/test.fz:3:1: error 1: Wrong number of actual arguments in call
x 1 2

Number of actual arguments is 2, while call expects no arguments.
Called feature: 'x'
Formal arguments: 
Declared at /tmp/test.fz:2:1:
x => "test"


one error.