[clangd] Code completion for declaration of class method (#165916) Code completion previously could not tell apart the declaration of a method from a call to it, and provided call-like behaviour even in declaration contexts. This included things like not offering completion for private methods, and inserting placeholders for the parameters as though the user was going to fill in arguments. This patch adds support to Parser and SemaCodeComplete to detect and provide dedicated behaviour for declaration contexts. In these contexts, the flag CodeCompletionResult::DeclaringEntity is set, and createCodeCompletionString() is adjusted to handle this flag, e.g. by inserting parameter declarations as text chunks rather than placeholder chunks. The DeclaringEntity flag is also available for consumers of SemaCodeComplete, such as clangd, to customize their behaviour. In addition, the patch tweaks the conditions under which the existing CodeCompletionResult::FunctionCanBeCall flag is set to be more accurate, excluding declaration contexts and cases where the address of the function is likely being taken. Fixes clangd/clangd#753 Fixes clangd/clangd#880 Fixes clangd/clangd#1752
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