val call = element.getResolvedCall(context) ?: return null
        return call.toPropertyRead(context)?.let { createCallInfo(context, element, it, listOf(call)) }
    }

    private fun ResolvedCall<*>.toPropertyRead(context: BindingContext): KtVariableAccessCall? {
        val partiallyAppliedSymbol = toPartiallyAppliedVariableSymbol(context) ?: return null

    val context = (useSitePosition as? KtLightElement<*, *>)?.kotlinOrigin ?: useSitePosition
    // Local type is available if it's inside the same context (containing declaration)
    // or containing declaration is inside the local type, e.g., a member of the local class
    return localPsi == context ||
            localPsi.parents.any { it == context } ||
            context.parents.any { it == localPsi }
}

    override val contextReceivers: List<KtContextReceiver>
        get() = withValidityAssertion {
            fe10Type.getContextReceiverTypesFromFunctionType().map { receiverType ->
                // Context receivers in function types may not have labels, hence the `null` label.
                KtContextReceiverImpl(
                    receiverType.toKtType(analysisContext),
                    label = null,

     * [isUsed] and [doesParentUseChild] are defined in mutual recursion,
     * climbing up the syntax tree, passing control back and forth between the
     * two.
     *
     * Whether an expression is used is defined by the context in which it
     * appears. E.g. a "statement" in a block is considered used if it is the
     * last expression in that block AND the block itself is used -- a
     * recursive call to `isUsed`, one level higher in the syntax tree.

        val sessionHolder = SessionHolderImpl(fileSession, fileSession.getScopeSession())

        val context = ContextCollector.process(firFile, sessionHolder, position)
            ?: errorWithAttachment("Cannot find context for ${position::class}") {
                withPsiEntry("position", position)
            }

        return context.towerDataContext.implicitReceiverStack.map { it.type.asKtType() }
    }

        val context = ContextCollector.process(
            fakeFile.getOrBuildFirFile(firResolveSession),
            SessionHolderImpl(analysisSession.useSiteSession, getScopeSession()),
            correctedPosition,
        )

        val towerDataContext =
            context?.towerDataContext
                ?: errorWithAttachment("Cannot find context for ${positionInFakeFile::class}") {

                    descriptor.source.getPsi() == null &&
                    // But, that could be the case for a declaration from Library. Double-check the slice in the binding context
                    (descriptor.containingDeclaration.source.getPsi() as? KtFunctionLiteral)?.let { parentLambda ->
                        analysisContext.analyze(parentLambda).get(BindingContext.AUTO_CREATED_IT, descriptor) != null

                // The main file needs to be the last so caches for the context declarations are populated in FIR-to-IR.
                remove(file)
            }

            addAll(dependencyFiles)
            add(file)
        }

        // Files in the code fragment context module are compiled together with the code fragment itself.

     * @param fullFqName the whole fully qualified name of the KDoc
     * @param contextElement the context element in which the KDoc is defined
     *
     * @return the collection of KtSymbol(s) resolved from the fully qualified name
     *         based on the selected FqName and context element
     */
    internal fun resolveKdocFqName(
        analysisSession: KtAnalysisSession,
        selectedFqName: FqName,

                filter = { ContextCollector.FilterResponse.CONTINUE }
            )

            return FirTowerDataContextProvider(contextProvider)
        }
    }

    fun getClosestAvailableParentContext(ktElement: KtElement): FirTowerDataContext? {
        for (parent in ktElement.parentsWithSelf) {