struct method with name same as field is impossible to call

[wooster0]

Zig Version

0.10.0-dev.4176+6d7b0690a

Steps to Reproduce

const X = struct {
    y: void = {},

    fn y(x: @This()) void {
        _ = x;
    }
};

test {
    const x = X{};
    _ = x.y;
    _ = x.y();
}

Expected Behavior

$ zig test x.zig
./x.zig:4:5: error: method cannot be called because of field with same name
    fn y(x: @This()) void {
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Actual Behavior

$ zig test x.zig
x.zig:12:10: error: type 'void' not a function
    _ = x.y();
        ~^~

So this is a bit awkward. I don't know if maybe status quo is actually fine here but I don't think it is because this is ambiguous: if I do x.y() here, am I trying to call the struct's field y because I think it is *const fn(...) X or do I want to call the method fn y(x: @This()) void? I think it should simply be an error to define this method like that because it does seem to be impossible to actually call the method I defined.

Also, this error is also simply confusing when in your head you intended to call the method but the error talks about some field that you don't have in your head, so I think that's another reason to do a change here.

Also I have the suspicion this might be a duplicate so I apologize for that in advance.

[Vexu]

This is covered by #705 and #7942