ACL1002 Warning added to a class with primary constructor

[j-r-morton]

Adding a primary constructor to a class seems to make the compiler think it's a big method instead of a class:

It would be preferable if this warning was supressed on class definitions. (note: this may now also start showing the more than X arguments warning, which also would be nice if disabled against a class? I think a similar idea was raised against primary constructors on records).

[OwenLacey28]

I've looked into this and have got a minimal repo (below). Interestingly, this only happens when you inherit from a base class and call its constructor (with a paremeter), i.e it's triggered by the BaseClass(property) in the example below.

public class Test(int property) : BaseClass(property)
{
    public void MethodOne()
    {
        var one = string.Empty;
        var two = string.Empty;
        var three = string.Empty;
        var four = string.Empty;
        var five = string.Empty;
        var six = string.Empty;
    }

    public void MethodTwo()
    {
        var one = string.Empty;
        var two = string.Empty;
        var three = string.Empty;
        var four = string.Empty;
        var five = string.Empty;
    }
}

public class BaseClass
{
    protected BaseClass(int property)
    {
    }
}

[OwenLacey28]

This issue is fixed in v1.7.0 of Audacia.CodeAnalysis