That definition, `override fun <List<String&...

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That definition, override fun <List<String>> foo(t: List<String>) {}, is trying to say the following:

foo is a method that - given some type named X - performs an operation on a value of given type X.

All you're doing is replacing the name X with the name List<String>. But that name is invalid for type identifiers in Kotlin.

That's the key, here. That's just a name, and it doesn't constrain the actual type of the function.