Follow up from #773.

Consider this:

package test42

class GBean {

	GBean() {}
	
	GBean(String foo, String bar = 'hello') {}
	
	void doSomething() {}
	
	void doSomething(String foo, String bar = 'bar') {}
}

And this Java class:

package test42;

public class Test43J {

	public void test() {
		GBean b2 = new GBean("foo");
		
		b2.doSomething();
		b2.doSomething("foo");
		b2.doSomething("foo", "bar");
	}
}

Put the cursor over test42.GBean.doSomething(String, String) and hit Ctrl+Alt+H: it finds only b2.doSomething("foo", "bar") , but not b2.doSomething("foo").
Put the cursor over doSomething in b2.doSomething("foo"): references for a method GBean.doSomething(String) are searched, but this method does not exist in sources (similar to #776, where the call was from Groovy code however).

Similar case is for the GBean constructors: no call is detected for GBean(String, String), and references for a constructor GBean(String) (which does not exist in sources) is performed when invoking from the call site in Test43J.