Context flavour does not respect adjusted return types of `ctx.reply`

[grammyjs]

Context flavour does not respect adjusted return types of `ctx.reply`

[KnorpelSenf]

This might not be possible because TS does not allow to further transform function signatures which have been created by transformative context flavours, i.e. via intersection.

[KnightNiwrem]

It's technically doable. The recently released parse-mode is capable of working with hydrate with the sole exception of replyWithFmt. On the other hand, if I wanted replyWithFmt to have some success at the expense of the other functions, I could swap the order of intersection elements in HydrateFlavor. Further details are at #9 (comment).

It's.. not a great solution. Perhaps there is a way to modify the function signatures for hydrate without intersections? I would not imagine that, function overloads of untransformed Context's reply and transformed Context's reply, was what hydrate was exactly going for.

[KnorpelSenf]

Could you support #9 be on par with parse-mode?