TypeScript/tests/baselines/reference/superWithGenericSpecialization.types

=== tests/cases/compiler/superWithGenericSpecialization.ts ===
class C<T> {
>C : C<T>, Symbol(C, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 0))
>T : T, Symbol(T, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 8))

    x: T;
>x : T, Symbol(x, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 12))
>T : T, Symbol(T, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 8))
}

class D<T> extends C<string> {
>D : D<T>, Symbol(D, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 2, 1))
>T : T, Symbol(T, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 4, 8))
>C : C<T>, Symbol(C, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 0))

    y: T;
>y : T, Symbol(y, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 4, 30))
>T : T, Symbol(T, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 4, 8))

    constructor() {
        super(); // uses the type parameter type of the base class, ie string
>super() : void
>super : typeof C, Symbol(C, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 0))
    }
}

var d: D<number>;
>d : D<number>, Symbol(d, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 11, 3))
>D : D<T>, Symbol(D, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 2, 1))

var r: string = d.x;
>r : string, Symbol(r, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 12, 3))
>d.x : string, Symbol(C.x, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 12))
>d : D<number>, Symbol(d, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 11, 3))
>x : string, Symbol(C.x, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 0, 12))

var r2: number = d.y;
>r2 : number, Symbol(r2, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 13, 3))
>d.y : number, Symbol(D.y, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 4, 30))
>d : D<number>, Symbol(d, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 11, 3))
>y : number, Symbol(D.y, Decl(superWithGenericSpecialization.ts, 4, 30))