Compiler can't recognize the absence of a parameter.

[kcvinker]

I found an interesting bug. When we use typed varargs, assume that there is a parameter with same type and if we missed that, compiler can't recognize it. It will show an error message like this
D:\a\Odin\Odin\src\check_expr.cpp(5543): Assertion Failure: 'variadic_operands.count != 0'

Context:
OS : Windows 11 x64
Odin version : dev-2023-11-nightly:ef5eb4b6

Here is the sample code to reproduce the error.

package main
import "core:fmt"

sample_proc :: proc(x: bool, y: string, items: ..string)
{
    for item in items
    {
        fmt.println(item)
    }
}

proc2 :: proc(x: int, va: ..string)
{
    sample_proc(false, ..va) // Intentionally avoid second parameter.
}


main :: proc()
{

}