Tuple indexing as `tuple.0.0` is not equivalent to `tuple.0 .0` in linting...

[BilakshanP]

Rust analyzer does not seem to be on par with the following merge: rust-lang/rust#71322

As it considers tuple.0.0 == tuple.0 which is not true anymore and only lints properly if tuple indexing is like this: tuple.0 .0 as now the space is not essential and code compiles succesfully by the compiler none the less

let a = ((1, 2), (3, 4)); // analyzer lints it as: ((i32, i32), (i32, i32)) -- which is correct
let b = a.0.0;            // analyzer lints it as: (i32, i32) -- which is incorrect
                          // and instead it should be just i32

println("{:?}", b); // yields: 1

rustc version: rustc 1.65.0 (897e37553 2022-11-02)
rust-analyzer versiob: v0.3.1317

Edit: Pre-release version: v0.4.1323 does not supports it either

[bjorn3]

Duplicate of #1109