[KTIJ-38341]: Mark functional interface argument contexts as blocking - #3573
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https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-38341/False-positive-Possibly-blocking-call-in-non-blocking-context-could-lead-to-thread-starvation


Here I added FunctionalInterface lambdas inspection support
I have a question about the full blocking/nonblocking inspection. It looks like inline functions are analyzed incorrectly. In the following example, the Thread.sleep call inside the inline run block is not highlighted, while the subsequent Thread.sleep call is