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Some trait method vs impl method signature difference diagnostic cleanups#134386

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Avoid creating a fn sig type just to unwrap it again to get at its signature
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Properly name a def id variable
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Avoid wrapping a trivially defaultable type in `Option`
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Deduplicate some pretty printing logic
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Avoid wrapping fn sig in a fn pointer when we want to just print the sig
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