False positive snippet usage before assignment errors

[brunnerh]

Describe the bug

Snippets are available anywhere in their scope.
The language tools falsely surface errors if the order of definition and usage is reversed on the same level.

Reproduction

<script>
    const address = null;
</script>

<div>
	{@render (address ?? defaultAddress)()}
	{#snippet defaultAddress()}Unknown address{/snippet}
</div>

Variable 'defaultAddress' is used before being assigned. js(2454)

Expected behaviour

No error.

System Info

• OS: Win 10
• IDE: VSCode
• Extension version: v108.5.2

Which package is the issue about?

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Additional Information, eg. Screenshots

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[dummdidumm]

Top level snippets are hoisted to the top, guess we need to do that for nested snippets, too (top of their scope)

[jasonlyu123]

Leaving here as a record. I thought it would be easier to just transform it into a function declaration but snippets are actually block-scoped so the following won't be flagged as an error if it was transformed to a var or a function declaration but would result in a runtime error. This might also mean, at least nested one, const is more correct than the current var.

<div>
  {#snippet hi()}{/snippet}
</div>

{@render hi()}