Revert "Fixed apparent type of homomorphic mapped type with non-homomorphic instantiation (#56727)" and add test #57092
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Isn't it confusing to have tests that are kinda meant to pass but they fail?
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Well the fact that the test was added meant that the behavior wasn't tested in the first place. Capturing the behavior and changes over time is useful.
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I'll remember to leave the tests in the future.
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#56727 breaks @types/sinon version 10: #56727 (comment)
This PR reverts that one, and adds a test with a simplified version of the code that broke (test thanks to @Andarist).