### What version of React Router are you using? 7.0.1 ### Steps to Reproduce In an app that uses React Router as a framework (I used `create-react-router@latest`), define routes like this: ```ts export default [route('/:a', 'routes/page.tsx', [route('/:a/:b', 'routes/subpage.tsx')])] satisfies RouteConfig; ``` In real life, paths are built by a separate tool, and this approach is more convenient. ### Expected Behavior ```ts import type { Route } from "./+types/subpage"; // Should be { a: string; b: string } type Params = Route.MetaArgs['params']; ``` ### Actual Behavior ```ts import type { Route } from "./+types/subpage"; // Actually it's { a: [ string, string ]; b: string } type Params = Route.MetaArgs['params']; ```