Hi, I've added in the .clj-kondo/config.edn following lines to the map:

:linters
 {:unresolved-symbol
  {:exclude [(portfolio.reagent-18/defscene)
             (automaton-web.portfolio.proxy/defdisplay)]}}

In some cases I use the template method pattern as seen on https://mishadoff.com/blog/clojure-design-patterns/#episode-5-template-method. I know it probably is not feasible but here goes: Could clj-kondo help in identifying, for instance, if a template method provided has the wrong arity? For example:

(defn mage-handle-chest [chest]
;; implementation
)

(defn mage-attack [enemies some-other-param]
;; implementation

(defn move-to [character location
               & {:keys [handle-chest attack]}
                  
  ;; implementation calling the template methods `handle-chest` and `attack`
  ;; `attack` will be called with one argument, can clj-kondo identify that at a calling site the `attack` fn passed, is a 2 argument function?
                                                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
)

;; Calling site
(move-to character location
  :handle-chest mage-handle-chest
;; `mage-attack` requires 2 arguments to be passed, but `move-to` will call it with 1
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  :attack       mage-attack)