Right now if I create a class with static methods/properties or via namespace, it's very hard to distinguish between default and custom ones visually.
I propose to hide those default methods, they are not useful to know for beginners, while for experienced ones, it's noisy. Leaving only defined in classes/namespaces.
I'm looking from Rust lang analyzer extension perspective, which does exactly that, and I feel like it's much more convenient, especially if there will be more properties/methods in future.
If the property is fully typed correctly, e.g. Test.call, the hint will appear just like typing Test.constructor, it's not appearing, but when typed - the hint appears with Function.
This can be an option to enable/disable.