[FIR] Properly handle vararg remapping even if ConeInapplicableCandidateError

^KT-67609 Fixed
Review: https://jetbrains.team/p/kt/reviews/15692/timeline

Other related tests:
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/inference/builderInference/invalidateKeys.kt
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/inference/builderInference/regresssions/exponentialErrorsInCSInitial.kt
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/inference/builderInference/stubTypes/stubTypeReceiverRestriction.kt
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/inference/builderInference/stubTypes/stubTypeReceiverRestrictionDisabled.kt
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/inference/recursiveLocalFuns/selfCall.kt
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/varargs
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/resolve/overloadConflicts/varargsInDifferentPositions.kt
- compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/resolve/overloadConflicts/varargsMixed.kt

Related tests in intellij:
- org.jetbrains.fir.uast.test.FirLegacyUastResolveEverythingTestGenerated.testAnnotationComplex
- org.jetbrains.fir.uast.test.FirUastApiTest$Legacy.testAnnotationComplex
- org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.k2.codeinsight.fixes.HighLevelQuickFixTestGenerated$ReplaceWithArrayCallInAnnotation.testReplaceSingleElementInNamedForm
- org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.k2.codeinsight.fixes.HighLevelQuickFixTestGenerated$ReplaceWithArrayCallInAnnotation.testReplaceForbiddenAssignmentWithArrayLiteral
- org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.k2.codeinsight.fixes.HighLevelQuickFixTestGenerated$SurroundWithArrayOfForNamedArgumentsToVarargs.testSimpleNamedArgumentToVararg
- org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.k2.codeinsight.fixes.HighLevelQuickFixTestGenerated$SurroundWithArrayOfForNamedArgumentsToVarargs.testSurroundWithSpreadForConstructorCall
- org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.k2.codeinsight.fixes.HighLevelQuickFixTestGenerated$SurroundWithArrayOfForNamedArgumentsToVarargs.testOnlyShortenInsertedArrayOfCall
- org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.k2.codeinsight.fixes.HighLevelQuickFixTestGenerated$SurroundWithArrayOfForNamedArgumentsToVarargs.testReplaceToArrayOfPrimitiveTypes
- org.jetbrains.fir.uast.test.FirLegacyUastDeclarationTestGenerated.testAnnotationComplex
- org.jetbrains.fir.uast.test.FirLegacyUastTypesTestGenerated.testAnnotationComplex
- org.jetbrains.fir.uast.test.FirLegacyUastValuesTestGenerated.testAnnotationComplex

Cause of the exception: ConeInapplicableCandidateError happens
(calleeReference.isError is true) and because of that handleVarargs
wasn't invoked => two arguments were not wrapped into
FirVarargArgumentsExpression.

The fix is to call handleVarargs even when error happens.

The tricky part of the implementation is that happy-case
(buildResolvedArgumentList/FirResolvedArgumentList) and error-case
(buildArgumentListForErrorCall/FirResolvedArgumentListForErrorCall) have
different format for argToParam mappings.

error-case mapping expects to contain null for problematic arguments.
That's what buildArgumentListForErrorCall was responsible for. After
this commit, the logic became backed into remapArgumentsWithVararg and
handleVarargs (which changed its name). And logic for
buildArgumentListForErrorCall and buildResolvedArgumentList became
uniform

argumentList variable inside remapArgumentsWithVararg got extracted
two stacktraces up into a parameter

'instanceof FirErrorNamedReference' check got replaced with
'instanceof FirResolvedErrorReference'. If I don't do this, then
REDUNDANT_SPREAD_OPERATOR_IN_NAMED_FORM_IN_FUNCTION gets reporeted in
more tests. I don't know what's the difference between
FirErrorNamedReference and FirResolvedErrorReference, but I assume that
it essentially was a duck typing

The change in FirAnnotationValueConverter is needed to keep
FirUastApiTest$Legacy.testAnnotationComplex green. FIR for red code now
have a different structure. A parameter in code like this:
    foo(varargParameter = nonArrayExpression)
is now parsed as FirSpreadArgumentExpression. See the implementation
of remapArgumentsWithVararg. All named arguments are implicitly wrapped
into a FirSpreadArgumentExpression (which makes some sense)
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