Interpreter handles overloaded function-type keyword argument differently between default and explicit passing

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Consider the following module.

bool b(int _x) = false;
bool b(int _x, int _y) = false;

void foo(bool(int) f = b) { println(f(1)); }

void main() {
    hoi();      //executes (the matching overload of `b` is executed)
    hoi(f=b);   //throws UnexpectedType: "Expected bool (int), but got value"
}

The interpreter exhibits different behavior when a (dynamically value-typed) overloaded function is used as a keyword argument in a default setting and as an explicit argument.

Expected behavior
The function as a default parameter should not execute successfully when it does not as an explicitly provided argument.

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