Improve readability of unknown parameter names#218
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Function parameters with unknown names are now called "argA", "argB", ..., "argAA", "argAB", etc.
Naming them just "a", "b", etc. leads to issues with reaching keywords (like "as") at some point. This shouldn't be a problem most of the time, but can be avoided entirely with this approach.
Unnamed parameters in function types are now omitted, since they aren't needed in Kotlin.