Generic converter with no generic param doesn't compile when there is another generic converter with the same name

[adrian-budau]

Found it pretty hard to define this, I think it's better explained with an example

type nim
  TT[T] = object

converter conv[T](x: int): TT[T] =
  discard

# comment the following two lines and the program will compile
converter conv[T](n: seq[T]): seq[seq[T]] =
  discard

var x = conv[int](0)

This one gives an error that the first converter can not be instantiated with type T.

If I change the converters to procs, then the error also goes away.

[Araq]

Still an issue.

[metagn]

type
  TT[T] = object

converter conv[T](x: int): TT[T] =
  discard

proc foo(n: string) =
  discard

foo(0)

Gives same error without the same name or explicit instantiation, but maybe the original issue can be worked around by not allowing converter matches in converter calls.