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fix: better handling of SelfParam in assist 'inline_call' fix #15470. The current `inline_call` directly translates `&self` into `let ref this = ...;` and `&mut self` into `let ref mut this = ...;`. However, it does not handle some complex scenarios. This PR addresses the following transformations (assuming the receiving object is `obj`): - `self`: `let this = obj` - `mut self`: `let mut this = obj` - `&self`: `let this = &obj` - `&mut self` + If `obj` is `let mut obj = ...`, use a mutable reference: `let this = &mut obj` + If `obj` is `let obj = &mut ...;`, perform a reborrow: `let this = &mut *obj`
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