=== tests/cases/compiler/constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts ===
// technically not allowed by JavaScript but we don't have a 'not-primitive' constraint
// functionally only possible when your class is otherwise devoid of members so of little consequence in practice

class A {
>A : A, Symbol(A, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 0, 0))

    constructor() {
        return 1;
>1 : number
    }
}

var a = new A();
>a : A, Symbol(a, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 9, 3))
>new A() : A
>A : typeof A, Symbol(A, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 0, 0))

class B<T> {
>B : B<T>, Symbol(B, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 9, 16))
>T : T, Symbol(T, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 11, 8))

    constructor() {
        var x: T;
>x : T, Symbol(x, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 13, 11))
>T : T, Symbol(T, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 11, 8))

        return x;
>x : T, Symbol(x, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 13, 11))
    }
}

var b = new B<number>();
>b : B<number>, Symbol(b, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 18, 3))
>new B<number>() : B<number>
>B : typeof B, Symbol(B, Decl(constructorReturningAPrimitive.ts, 9, 16))