codeql/csharp/change-notes/2021-08-17-callable-qualified-names.md

lgtm,codescanning

• Generic methods return their names (getName(), getQualifiedName() and toStringWithTypes()) with angle brackets, for example System.Linq.Enumerable.Empty<TResult>() returns Empty<>, System.Linq.Enumerable.Empty<> and Empty<TResult>() respectively for the unbound generic method; and Empty<Int32>, System.Linq.Enumerable.Empty<System.Int32> and Empty<int>() respectively for the constructed generic case.
• When accessing getName(), getQualifiedName() and toStringWithTypes() on constructed types, the type argument names are rendered by getName(), getQualifiedName() and toStringWithTypes() respectively.
• getUndecoratedName() can be used to access the name without angle brackets.