GeezerVison

Fixes #62414

Problem
constructor(private f = f) {} compiles without an error and throws a ReferenceError at runtime. The same code with a plain parameter reports TS2372.

Cause
The binder declares a parameter property twice: a parameter symbol in the constructor's locals and a property symbol in the class members. The node's symbol ends up being the property. The self-reference check in onSuccessfullyResolvedSymbol compared the resolved parameter symbol with getSymbolOfDeclaration(...), so they never matched.

Change
Compare the resolved symbol's value declaration with the parameter declaration instead. This needs no name matching, and deferred references such as private g = () => g() stay legal.

Testing
Added selfReferencesInParameterProperties, covering direct self-reference, a shadowed outer variable, later and earlier parameters, and deferred use. Without the fix it reports no TS2372. go test ./internal/testrunner/... passes and no existing baselines changed. Checker, binder, compiler and 19 other packages pass, as does hereby check:format. I couldn't finish hereby test or run hereby lint locally because of disk space, so I'm relying on CI for those.

This patch was written with AI assistance (Claude Code). I have read it, understand it, and will handle review myself.