@eagleoutice/flowr - v2.13.14
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    What flowR knows about a function on its own, next to what the database records: the properties of the call and what it uses each argument for. Read from the built-in environment of the analysis, so a configured or overwritten built-in is what shows up here.

    interface SignatureFlowrView {
        args?: readonly { name: string; roles: readonly string[] }[];
        parameters?: readonly string[];
        props: readonly string[];
        returns?: string;
    }
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    args?: readonly { name: string; roles: readonly string[] }[]

    the ArgProp names of every parameter flowR declares, in order; a parameter it says nothing about has no roles

    parameters?: readonly string[]

    flowR's own parameter names, only present when they disagree with the ones the database records

    props: readonly string[]

    the CallProp names the built-in definition carries, like pure or reads

    returns?: string

    the parameter handed back as the result (ArgProp.Alias), which is what draws the Returns edge