TooFewPositionalArgumentException class

Thrown when a runtime invocation receives fewer positional arguments than the target function or constructor requires.

This error is raised before invocation occurs, during argument-shape validation, and typically represents incorrect caller behavior or a failed binding/resolution process.

Example:

void g(int a, int b, int c) {}

// Expected 3 positional args but got 1
resolver.invoke(g, [7]);