Fix #18658: Handle varargs of generic types in JSExportsGen.
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We should also test opaque-type aliases.
When extracting the type of a varargs parameter, we have to go back to before erasure. However, that gives us a non-erased type inside as well. We need to re-erase that type to get something sensible for the back-end.
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When extracting the type of a varargs parameter, we have to go back to before erasure. However, that gives us a non-erased type inside as well. We need to re-erase that type to get something sensible for the back-end.