JS: Prototype property assignment prevents property lookup from type reference

[sandersn]

var Validator = function Validator(parser) {
    this.flags = "gim"
};

Validator.prototype.num = 12
/**
 * @param {Validator} state
 */
var validateRegExpFlags = function(state) {
    return state.flags
};

Expected behavior:
state.flags: string

Actual behavior:
Property 'flags' does not exist on type 'Validator'

Note that if you use a value like new Validator().flags, the property is resolved just fine. If you remove the prototype property assignment, the property also resolves.

Seems like an interaction of the contructor-functions-as-classes + stricter-jsdoc-type-references PR.

[sandersn]

I reverted the strict-jsdoc-type-references and no change, so it's just constructor-functions-as-classes at fault.

[sandersn]

In constructor-functions-as-classes, I forgot to update getTypeReferenceType. It should be a lot simpler now.